Sentence examples for underlying machinery from inspiring English sources

By taking us behind the scenes at parliament, where, in 1974, Harold Wilson's minority Labour government is just about clinging to power, writer James Graham strips politics to its underlying machinery.

Its structure of linked sites reflects the underlying machinery: lots of servers in a dense rabbit warren of connections.

Given that the underlying machinery remains obscure, it is still beneficial to delineate the hot spots of oncogenic potential of NLP gene based on our preliminary perspectives.

This difference in control could contribute to the evolvability of venom by allowing large-scale changes in venom-gene expression without altering the underlying machinery for toxin production.

Few events show the underlying machinery of Nigeria's political culture better than primary elections which inevitably throw up backstabbing, legal wrangles, last-minute defections and backroom deals as politicians jostle to end up with winning tickets.

Anne Summers, a microbiologist at the University of Georgia, explains, "In the high-impact environments there are more complex plasmids, but the underlying machinery for generating that complexity has been enabling bacterial evolution for eons".

It appears that both these crucial cellular reactions are delineated into discrete domains, most likely through the functional interaction and colocalization of the underlying machineries.

Rather, the underlying regulatory machinery may have diverged revealing itself as an elevated proportion of incompatibilities in hybrids (see above).

The existence of homogenous group of tissues with consistent similarity with yeast suggests an underlying conserved machinery in these clusters.

Together, α XY, β X, and β Y describe the evolutionally correlated structure of the underlying regulatory machinery.

As soon as the underlying regulatory machinery is impeded (as for the NAP mutants), this coherence between expression changes and the metabolic network is substantially reduced.