Sentence examples for the apparatus which from inspiring English sources

Writer went over to Engine Company 65 to see the apparatus, which she thought looked splendid; a shade lighter than lime green.

Before the firing, an additional three days is required to load the apparatus, which vaguely resembles a dragon, with roughly 1,200 clay pieces.

In the first experiment, the rooks were presented with the apparatus (which they had never seen before) and left to get on with it.

The apparatus, which Sokolovas developed, analyzes a swimmer's effectiveness according to 25 to 30 different parameters and gives coaches a way to quantify the costs of a swimmer's mechanical flaws.

Kenneth M. Young, of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, architects, had studied the situation for six months before he got the idea for the apparatus, which Otis Elevator Co. helped him design and is now building.

Description of the apparatus, which is owned and sponsored by the Aetna Casualty & Surety Co., of Hartford, and designed and built by the Automagraph Co., and largely the work of Conkling Chedister, an Automagraph engineer, who invented an automatic bugler for the Navy that could play 36 different calls over a loud-speaker system.

All the apparatuses which were used for homogenization of the soil and plant samples were cleaned with distilled water so that cross contamination could be avoided.

Myonuclei lie on the periphery of the contractile apparatus, which occupies the central core of the fiber, although they are spaced along the fiber without obvious synchronization in relation to satellite cells.

The traction was thus applied above the plaster apparatus which covered the foot, whilst the plastering, without interrupting the traction, was completed in that part which had to enclose the rest of the limb, and the pelvis.

The lower part of the stay apparatus consists of the suspensory apparatus, which is the same in both sets of limbs, while the upper portion differs between the fore and hind limbs.

If the gums are scarified-deeply, the rudimentary apparatus, which determines the development of the teeth, must be very much interfered with, either in their direction or integrity, by a reckless or badly directed incision into the gums.