Sentence examples for system of turning from inspiring English sources

"I'd cultivate water for flushing the toilets," Mr. Marks said, describing a creative, if rugged, system of turning rain gutters into catch basins that would funnel drizzle, morning dew and even a little rain into buckets around his yard.

To verify the developed procedure, a measuring system of turning force is schematised to acquire the evaluating data.

For sharper turns, the system returned to the conventional method of braking one track to turn the tank; the dual system of turning was to designed to lessen mechanical strain on the MkVII and reduce its power wastage.

The system dynamics of turning processes can be described by a delay differential equation.

Macroautophagy (hereafter autophagy) is an especially versatile clearance system capable of turning over cellular organelles, proteins and lipids, thereby recycling their constituents.

In addition, the timing of vocal production by individuals participating in affiliative exchanges suggests a system of turn-taking [29], [40].

In "Banknote," consideration of an inert scrap of paper leads to a vision of a vast and frantic system of commerce "turning the gear of custom"; in "Pliers," a simple tool designed to exert control evokes "this despair I feel / When I feel / I've lost my grip, can't manage a thing".

"Instead of turning the system from a 'safety net' into a 'trampoline', as Labour promised, people have been stuck on benefits, year in, year out".

Opposition parties have said they favour constitutional changes to make Turkey more democratic but are wary of turning the system to one with a strong executive.

Its system of dams turned a river that rampaged and often destroyed into a river that flows gently and productively.

The particulars of the case — which featured a stereotypical Southern sheriff and a medieval system of laws — turned Caroline County into an emblem of blunt-force segregation.