Examples of machinery

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The neural machinery for controlling muscles and for enervating the sensory surface might reasonably increase with some function of body size.
Fault features of large rotating machinery and diagnosis using sensor fusion.
Variance analysis and multi-variable regression models were used to create mathematical models of task performance time for harvesting machinery.
Could it be right to spend as much on tobacco as on machinery?
Women were routinely paid less than men and were sometimes prevented from using new machinery.
Needless to say, this engineering machinery was the original motivation for the development of the approach to wobbling bijections using shearings.
Though this flourishing was brief, the machinery developed then had a lasting benefit.
Genes replicate themselves with the help of the elaborate machinery that makes up the bodies and behaviour patterns of living organisms.
As such, it benefits more than most other sectors from new technologies embodied in imported machinery and equipment.
Do we need the enormously complex phonological machinery?
The discussion in the previous subsection already provides all the theoretical machinery that is needed.
The second objection is that the machinery of agreement can be replaced by default inheritance.
All the machinery options trialled by farmers allowed for rapid cultivation and planting, so all allowed planting at or near the approved date.
The finding that the predominance of right-branching increases with the distance from the semantic level can be explained with very little theoretical machinery.
When their cause ebbed, as it must, the crusaders resorted to ' storm ' and ' machinery ' to reclaim attention.
Biological plausibility depends not only on the machinery of wetware, but also on its epigenetic provenance.
The machinery of relative equilibrium states and compensation functions is used to establish the following basic result about relatively maximal measures [18, 20].
Then, remarkably, much the same machinery gets used, in different ways, in the proofs of these two very different conjectures.
By targeting the cell survival machinery at multiple points, lithium regulates a wide variety of pathways and effectors.
One can envision early eukaryotic organisms as being under pressure to incorporate more and more genes as they fine-tuned their eukaryotic machinery.
All of these elements are also important for synthesizing and optimizing high speed machinery.
We will use the machinery of computational linguistics to explore our thesis.
All samples of delinquents are affected by the administrative machinery through which they have been selected.
In order to deliver this final solution, we will somehow have to invoke linguistically-specialized machinery.
As yet, we may appear only to have made things worse, adding the machinery of table lookup to ami without removing the composite function.
Note that the only difference between lists and streams is that we place an of-course closure around streams-we do not need any new machinery.
Nevertheless, small property-owners could dodge this obstacle by forming associations that shared the costs of buying and installing subterranean pumping machinery.
By the mid nineteenth century it had assumed a character unlike anything witnessed before, and machinery was playing an unprecedented part.
Moreover, although horses are associated primarily with outdoor work, they could drive machinery through a horse-power.
Occasionally new machinery met with suspicion, indifference or even opposition by agricultural workers because of its novelty or complexity.
In summary, a sizable group of entomologists resisted the "pest" machinery.
The mechanization of cotton production increased the cost of machinery and farm operating overhead.
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