Sentence examples for primary apparatus from inspiring English sources

Bending Beam Rheometer (BBR) was used as the primary apparatus to evaluate the low-temperature properties of asphalt mortars containing RAP fines.

The equipment can be integrated into primary power apparatuses and achieve local protection for 90%% of its associated line sections.

As we discuss here, recent comparative chloroplast proteome analyses in maize have shown specific adaptation to C4-cell-specific differentiation of the photosynthetic apparatus, primary and secondary metabolism and metabolite transporters, as well as the chloroplast protein homeostasis machinery.

Louis Althusser also wrote about schools being the primary Ideological State Apparatus (ISA) in charge of evening out creases in the social fabric and developing an upright citizenry.

The primary oncogenic signalling apparatus afforded to HER2 by its transphosphorylation of HER3 is the PI3K/Akt pathway.

How do you reform a government, military, police, and intelligence apparatus whose primary purpose is the systematic oppression of its own people rather than the defense and security of its citizens?

Subsequently, the phe-system continued to evolve beyond the divergence of the primary kingdoms and translational apparatus.

The N. equitans genome lacks the genes for central metabolism, primary biosynthesis and bioenergetic apparatus [ 1], which are expected to be present in the common archaeal ancestor.

To assess the immunogenicity of NETs in the context of autoantibody binding reactivity profiles observed, we biochemically characterized the PTMs present on NETs by employing a high-throughput immunoblotting assay (modified MABA [ 37]) that allows such profiling in a parallel manner using a MiniBlotter apparatus during primary antibody incubation.

If an insurgent can do that, then the resulting media frenzy might create enough momentum to propel him to victories in subsequent primaries, overwhelming the party apparatus.

Personalities like Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin may propel more like-minded voters to the polls — at least in a primary — than a local party apparatus can muster.