Sentence examples for machinery whose from inspiring English sources

The machinery, whose replacement cost Mr. Bosman estimated at about $130 million, was saved.

Two clathrin light chain isoforms, CLCa and CLCb, are integral components of the endocytic machinery whose differential functions remain unknown.

A better simile might have been an intricate piece of machinery whose workings no one fully understood.

WALL-E is a little robot, like Chaplin fused with the Modern Times machinery, whose job is to scuttle about on an abandoned planet salvaging discarded material.

Similarly, if a company makes a capital investment and replaces employees with machinery whose capital costs exceed the costs of the employees replaced, an increase in sales per employee may be accompanied by a fall in productivity.

Economists said of particular concern was a drop in the index for big manufacturers of electrical machinery, whose profits have bulged from the global high-technology boom but who face uncertainty as American computer chip companies sound warnings on profits.

"I should have stayed with my conservative buying methods and stayed with John Deere," he added, referring to his previous devotion to Deere & Company, the farm machinery maker, whose stock has fallen just 12percentthis yearar, compared with Nortel's 77percentt decline.

Tar-induced squamous cell carcinoma occurs today in workers who distill tar vapour in the manufacture of coal gas and in machinery operators whose clothes and skin become soaked in mineral oil.

Though he admits to fervently loving his jet, Mr. Townsend says that its value is strictly practical for a company like his, a machinery maker whose sales and service staffs have to be quick-footed, wide-ranging and happy on the job.

On the informational track, messenger RNAs (mRNAs) are the major component of ribogenomes, which encode proteins and serve as one of the four major components of the translation machinery and whose expression is regulated at multiple levels by other operational RNAs.

But then, two Confederate "cottonclads" – gunboats whose machinery and boilers were shielded by stacks of cotton bales – entered the harbor.