Sentence examples for whose machineries from inspiring English sources

Genomic DNA is used as the template for both replication and transcription, whose machineries may collide and result in mutagenesis, among other damages.

But then, two Confederate "cottonclads" – gunboats whose machinery and boilers were shielded by stacks of cotton bales – entered the harbor.

But Ismail Hamouda, a wood worker whose machinery was crushed beneath the concrete beams, has brought a red car jack to lift the fallen floor.

He's a local, Jean Azevedo Stanley Weberr), who doesn't have a mustache but whose machinery is far better oiled than Bernard's.

'From one and a half to two millions, and now there were almost three; an army in the shadows, delivered from destitution only by the payment of a meagre unemployment benefit; a shabby dispirited host, pawns in a game whose machinery had seized up.

But the vehicle for these ideas is a convoluted film whose narrative machinery simply seizes up.

New York, obviously, is a city whose political machinery and voter registration are dominated by the Democratic Party.

It's an idea that challenges not only the orthodoxies of traditional farming, but also the Australian and multinational producers of agricultural equipment, such as John Deere and Case IH, whose heavy machinery has long dominated Australia's rural landscapes.

The Domino Sugar refinery, whose colossal machinery fell silent for good in 2004, is known across the East River in Manhattan for the neon "Domino Sugar" sign that presides over its sooty brick walls.

We previously established an in vitro Ab generation system using an engineered line DT40-SW whose hypermutation machinery can be switched on and off.

This trend works against U.S. toolmakers, whose expensive machinery is best suited to produce heavy-duty dies capable of stamping out millions of identical parts.