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).
Frank O'Hara puts it nicely: "As for measure and other technical apparatus, that's just common sense: if you're going to buy a pair of pants you want them to be tight enough so everyone will want to go to bed with you.
The entire technological and technical apparatus is given its form and mission by the ruling class.
(A more detailed exposition of Gibbard's technical apparatus can be found within the discussion of the Embedding Problem below and in the supplementary document Embedding Problem Response Strategies).
Moreover, the technical apparatus of group theory could then be transferred and used to great advantage within physical theories.[4] The first explicit study of the invariance properties of equations in physics is connected with the introduction, in the first half of the nineteenth century, of the transformational approach to the problem of motion in the framework of analytical mechanics.
