For example, a report from the International Labor Organization ILOO) highlights the exposure of workers to noise; vibration; contact with agricultural chemicals; repetitive motion; machinery-produced heat; environmental heat (temperature and humidity); ultraviolet solar radiation; and visible light in addition to climatic conditions such as rain, wind and lightning (13).
Having a hardness like that of steel or feldspar, jade cannot be carved or cut with metal tools but has to be laboriously drilled, ground, or sawed with an abrasive paste and rotational or repetitive-motion machinery, usually after being reduced to the form of blocks or thin slabs.
Beethoven's music sets in motion the machinery of awe, of fear, of terror, of pain.
This symphony, Hoffman wrote, "sets in motion the machinery of awe, of fear, of terror, of pain, and awakens that infinite yearning which is the essence of romanticism".
Each factor recognizes a specific DNA sequence next to a gene and sets in motion the machinery that produces the protein specified by the gene's information.
"The city had placed in motion the machinery to take down that building before even an engineer had looked at it," said Alan L. Fuchsberg, a lawyer for the former tenants.
He wanted "to set in motion a machinery which will bring noblest ideas to the doorstep of even the poorest and the meanest".
We propose here that the adaptation of cell movement to ECM-guidance can be achieved by inactivating the integrins after their initial binding/recognition to ECM, while maintaining the motion generation machinery that continues to convert retrograde F-actin flow to forward cell movement.
Also remarkable is Tim Hawkinson's pile of clothes, the buttons of which are wired to motion-detecting machinery so that they follow the viewer's movements like eyes.
While the standards do not deliver cleaner air on their own, they set in motion the regulatory machinery and capital investments aimed at achieving cleaner air.
