Sentence examples for planned apparatus from inspiring English sources

Dr Gläser's planned apparatus (designed in collaboration with Zhou Baoguo, of the National Institute of Metrology in Beijing) will create a beam of gold atoms that have been ionised (ie, stripped of an electron) to make them electrically charged.

The chief economic problem of socialism has been the efficient performance of the very task for which its planning apparatus exists namely, the effective coordination of production and distribution.

During 1952 54 the Chinese established a central planning apparatus and a set of central ministries and other government institutions that were close copies of their Soviet counterparts.

That call to freedom was not based on rolling back the nationalisation or the planning apparatus that Attlee had created, but of putting up a barrier to any further advance.

In New York, a Facebook group, envisioned to coordinate the efforts of about 30 friends and classmates to attend a march, swelled into the planning apparatus for the city's major event.

The US is particularly concerned about French insistence that the EU should have an independent military planning apparatus, which could draw on military resources presently at the disposal of Nato.

"I still harbor concerns that some things are being done under the rubric of preparing the battlefield that I'd consider to be intelligence-collection activities, are being run separately and are feeding a planning apparatus that's not well understood by Congress," said Representative Jane Harman of California, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.

"What's not appreciated in the West is China has moved to a different implementation structure," away from the old state planning apparatus, Roach says.

In 2015, it is planned to introduce the next apparatus of new type (cyclone type) at one of Ukraine's plants.

Next up was the balance beam, the apparatus on which Johnson had planned to make her move.

Gates had acquired a Freemason's apparatus called a bucking goat that he planned to use in a new art installation exploring secret orders and the black fraternity he joined in college.