Sentence examples for pocket apparatus from inspiring English sources

Before the experiments, Crookes was present with Home whilst he changed dress but Frank Podmore noted this would not have prevented Home from slipping into his pocket apparatus to cheat on the experiments.

As to possible survivors, he said while indications were "negative" he could not rule out the chance that some onboard had found an air pocket or else breathing apparatus.

Inducible depletion of TbLRRP1 by RNA interference inhibited duplication of the bi-lobe as well as the adjacent Golgi apparatus and flagellar pocket collar.

It is located in small vesicles between the Golgi apparatus and the flagellar pocket (secretory pathway) [ 51].

To determine the time, seafarers relied on a marine chronometer, an apparatus that resembled an oversized pocket watch, carefully gimballed in a wooden box to keep it level as rough seas rose and fell.

The feeding apparatus consisted of a feeding pocket and one adjacent feeding rod comprised of 20 microtubules organized in four rows 4-6-6-4 4-6-6-4 4-6-6-4 4-6-6-4

Ergonomic design issues were identified through firefighters' responses about their limited mobility of the head and arms while wearing helmet and self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), restricted access to coat pockets, back pain and soreness while wearing SCBA.

The Host, however, asks him: "Do you really think that this couple who earned $100 million from celebrity speeches would create this entire apparatus to help under-developed countries in order to pocket a bit more money?" He says: "I don't know, I really don't know".

Eukaryovorous on microalgae using a feeding apparatus consisting of one rod of microtubules, a feeding pocket, and no vanes.

It's a good thing the Tories aren't also going full-tilt on painting the entire media apparatus as un-Canadian swindlers in the back pockets of (((Globalists))), or else we'd really be in trouble.

The scandal briefly gripped Brazil, uniting two of the country's most serious injustices: a deeply flawed healthcare system and a legal apparatus that is "tilted towards those with deep pockets," according to the International Bar Association.