Sentence examples for technical apparatus from inspiring English sources
Their technical apparatus, like scaffolding, is no doubt a great help in building their theory.
Beneath the arcade's greenhouse roof, the technical apparatus of the industrial society was used to furnish people's minds with images of desire.
I gave away the exploding colon story, so I won't go into all the details about what sort of technical apparatus is needed for speech.
1958) is as a Finnish Peter Lieberson — a man who absorbed the whole technical apparatus and attitudes of twelve-tone orthodoxy but emerged with his soul intact.
When asked how the realization of the project compared with his dream, Stockhausen, looking rather despondent, said that dealing with the mundane logistics and technical apparatus rendered everything "very down to earth".
Not to mention that Bergman was then working with the full and expensive mechanism of the profession; Swanberg shoots basically on his own dime, with people he knows and virtually no technical apparatus (these films show, directly, the conditions of their production).
The term 'cell', in addition to designating fundamental units of life, has also been applied since the nineteenth century to technical apparatuses such as fuel and galvanic cells.
For this reason we chose to use the technical intervention apparatus described and detailed by Davanloo and others (e.g. [ 14, 15]) as a basis for the individual psychotherapy courses, and to use adjusted and adapted versions of this system for guiding intervention in other components of the treatment.
To facilitate the standardisation of apparatus, technical laboratories deliver standardised solutions or samples of radium-barium salt containing a known proportion of radium.
Rather than your run-of-the-mill, technical Oculus Rift apparatus, each headset was a handcrafted helmet embedded with a hidden VR system.
a Henceforth, the term 'approach' is used loosely to refer to the conceptual methodology employed rather than to the technical and scientific apparatus used to obtain a projection or forecast.
