Sentence examples for potent machinery from inspiring English sources
Madison: Should such a potent "machinery gun" ever come into being and somehow not exceed the cost of an entire militia, a town madman would be refused sale from any responsible merchant because of his agitated demeanor.
In fact, Mr. Silver, who heads the state's most potent Democratic machinery, said he had no plans to organize a campaign for it or to raise money for such a campaign.
Once established, they launch their potent degradative machinery for decomposition of the often heterogeneous substrate at hand.
The transposase is delivered as synthetic mRNA, and the embryo's potent early translational machinery processes the mRNA into the active transposase enzyme.
Those close to him say the mere mention of her name could make him fume, and he viewed her family's potent, sometimes punishing political machinery with growing resentment.
Thirdly, Y. lipolytica has potent production and secretion machinery for both native and heterologous proteins [ 12- 16].
Although we found that reduced 26S proteosomal degradation of key anti-apoptotic proteins increases survival of breast cancer cells, highly selective potent inhibitors of this machinery is emerging as promising new anti-tumour agents (Cardoso et al, 2004; Sterz et al, 2008).
Fusion cells retain desired characteristics of both fusion partners; in particular the expression of MSI-induced FSPs and of functional antigen processing and presentation machinery together with potent immunostimulatory capacity.
The machinery exposes the mail to potent beams of electrons -- a technology that, on a less intense level, can be used to sanitize food.
His fine record in the first two Classics of the season he credits to winters spent in the US, sharpening to a razor's point the machinery of his race instincts – a potent weapon he has used in devastating fashion in years past upon his return.
Among different organisms, the fungal species were the most potent source for production of different extracellular enzymatic machinery for utilizing these carbon sources as a food product.
