Sentence examples for own machineries from inspiring English sources

The HMS needs a sound absorption /insulation multi-layer structure to shut out the self-noise from own machineries and to amplify signals from outside.

Mitochondria and plastid have their own machineries for [Fe-S] cluster assembly, which differ in biochemical and genetic properties.

Few businesses own machinery, or even a bicycle.

Davis investigates how cells maintain a delicate internal balance of assembling and dismantling their own machinery, particularly macromolecules.

Joey Davis investigates how cells maintain a delicate internal balance of assembling and dismantling their own machinery, particularly macromolecules.

She keeps her own machinery humming with the herbs and tonics she unearths at Kam Man, 200 Canal Street, near Mott.

Liberty addressed that problem by buying its own machinery at a factory in China to better control scheduling and quality.

Also, fashion has so many star players, with their own machinery and fan base, who is really an authority?

Joey Davis investigates how cells maintain a delicate internal balance of assembling and dismantling their own machinery — in particular, assemblages of many molecules known as macromolecular complexes.

The mind has its own machinery for finding the wished-for-memory, and Mr. Guzman's account of those last words seems to fall into that category.

Mr Orr also revealed that Detroit "doesn't have a central municipal computer system, with each department buying its own machinery - much of which doesn't worked properly".