In his narrative, Caramanica bemoaned Mariah as a fallen legend, a singer who was once "something superhuman," but now, mere "decaying manufacturing machinery".
The girls did not so much seem accessory wheels to the general machinery as mere cogs to the wheels.
Abundance of E. coli proteins strongly correlates with gene expressivity and displays a very broad dynamic range – from as high as 105 for molecular components of the biosynthetic machinery to a mere 65 typical for enzymes.
That's why it's so loath to reveal anything about its vast and classified machinery; that's why, until Edward Snowden, the mere existence of the massive metadata dragnet that captures virtually every phone call made in America was a jealously guarded secret.
Support, but also mere control, carries costs for the public sector administrative machinery.
Watching the machines work was amazing: it seemed as if the merest of functions required the most violent exercise of machinery.
The mere qualitative and quantitative analysis of the alterations of a molecular machinery could be misleading, if not inserted in a tetradimensional scenario (the three dimensions of space plus time) that would allow one to detect the relevance and the functional influence of all the elements of the machinery within the organism.
And although the plenitude of affordable cashmere has made it a favorite of designers and consumers, the cashmere industry is actually in crisis, with stockpiles of the raw fibre sitting unused in Chi-nese warehouses, and with cash-mere companies worrying about how to afford to keep their machinery running.
Park got an undisclosed royalty, sold off some used machinery-and made back his original investment in a mere six months.
These data have been confirmed using a more extended panel of age-dependent cell characteristics including telo mere length, mitochondrial function, heterochromatin loss, state of the nuclear lamina, DNA repair machinery, and percentage of aging cells in the population to evaluate differences in the reprogramming of fibroblasts obtained from young and old donors.
