Sentence examples for sort of assembly from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Takemori can make a brush from start to finish, the work generally is done by a series of artisans in a sort of assembly line.

The woman and child left him, and for no very clear reason he had been sent on a mission to some sort of assembly... .. Stories, however, are only stories: Lanark, at 560-odd pages, is much more than that.

When you put on clothes, he said, "you are making that sort of assembly from pieces that you have — this is the Lego analogy — and it's highly integrated with your identity".

Pink's being Pink depends on our believing that she has escaped some sort of assembly-line purgatory.

Shippers are good at shipping things in general; credit card companies are good at managing credit risks, regardless of where customers buy; electronics assemblers are good at all sorts of assembly.

In other words, each winning project effectively anticipates and prevents the sort of peaceable assembly and democratic protest that occurred at Pearl roundabout.

Although some sort of formal assembly probably was held, it is unlikely that any debate took place, as the duke had by then established control over his nobles, and most of those assembled would have been anxious to secure their share of the rewards from the conquest of England.

Phyfe's cabinetmaking workshop, which at one time employed more than a hundred people, used new, simplified, sequential techniques, a sort of proto-assembly line, allowing him to employ lower-paid, semiskilled workers, many of whom probably lived in nearby boarding houses.

This immediate recruitment would automatically gather the TAFs or STAGA subunits into higher molecular weight complexes (probably towards the formation of TFIID and TFTC/STAGA complexes) and thus any TAF-containing complex would, in the end, arise by a sort of self-assembly.

It's very sort of foolproof in terms of what kind of assembly-line propaganda for young starlets to wear".

One sort of semi automated assembly systems are those with humans and robots both working in the same assembly system or line.