So are the oil rigs, trains, machinery, and the turn of the century ambience.
An evolutionary perspective was used to measure innovation capabilities using knowledge embodied in machinery, training, processes and products.
We will continue this in Haiti with our commitment of technical expertise, training and machinery in our $85 million investment to create 20,000 jobs.
On top of that, "thousands of workshops... producing a growing variety of luxury goods and machinery" trained skilled artists, thus provoking "the huge expansion of culture that marked the beginnings of the early modern age".
A Border Patrol helicopter shining a blinding beam on a group of suspects runs the risk of interfering with valuable machinery trained upward, like the four massive telescopes, known as Veritas or the Very Energetic Radiation Telescope Array System, that measure gamma rays.
You could train to operate machinery and weapons, acclimate to new social situations and treat PTSD.
Resources were so strained that fire officials began providing basic fire training to volunteers who had machinery like backhoes and bulldozers, so they could help dig fire lines.
There is a revelation at the end of the film about the cogs in the train's machinery that we won't spoil.
Wim Wenders believed there was a connection between machinery (especially trains) and the camera, itself a late product of the mechanical age.
Efficient partial-harvesting operations may require highly trained loggers and specialized machinery.
