Examples of apparatus

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The left side of the gill apparatus was investigated for parasite distribution.
They stem from a perceived discrepancy between the data and the strength of the theoretical apparatus used to account for them.
How is the descriptive apparatus (whatever it is, within a given linguistic theory) to be extended to accommodate them ?
The apparatus should be usable for all aspects of diagnosis and treatment and, therefore, locate on different types of couch.
An accurate description of the basic structure of bones and neuromuscular apparatus for motion and force control can be found in reference [1].
The names and addresses of manufacturers of special apparatus or materials should be stated.
Stopped-flow solution scattering using synchrotron radiation: apparatus, data collection and data analysis.
While we will not try to integrate this fact into the analysis, we believe the necessary apparatus is at hand.
Thus, using the apparatus for adding correspondence relations that we developed in 4 and generalised in 6, we fail to achieve the intended analysis.
In brief, an oestrous female mouse was given the choice between an uninfected and an infected male, tethered at either end of the apparatus.
The construction of the experimental apparatus is nearing completion.
A feeding apparatus, composed of a membrane, reservoir and blood was fitted on the pipette during bloodmeals.
Moreover, this check allowed us to calibrate our experimental apparatus in view of a future experiment on plasma diagnostics using stimulated backscattering.
He went on to argue, reasonably enough, that a translation with critical apparatus could certainly enrich the work of performers.
Performers often worked inside the imaginative apparatus camouflaged as large puppets.
Administration, from its presidential centre, was reunified into a single hierarchical apparatus, grounded in ' unity of command '.
Like any theoretical apparatus, marxist criticism can be put to good, enlightening uses.
In oligodendrocytes, recent studies provided evidence of a complex apparatus of molecules, which might coordinate trafficking of proteins and lipids.
In the apparatus itself it is better to dispense with the sulphurio acid.
As a relentless apparatus of disclosure, opera's behaviour here is consistent with a number of popular (and rarely examined) assumptions about its function.
The experimental apparatus that produced the drops was similar to those used previously [22].
Even with a complex apparatus of visitor questionnaires designed by specialists, the planning of exhibits is by necessity based on projected, not real visitors.
Many young people try to master the new technology to improve the life expectancy of these apparatuses.
The mukhabarat state, with its military and police apparatuses, has been made possible by the oil boom.
Neither attempted to take fiscal control away from central state apparatuses.
The task of the state apparatuses is therefore to mediate between the conflicting interests of classes.
The ideologies and apparatuses of separate political entities remain intact; powerful military sectors deter drastic moves.
The great discrepancies in the bibliographic apparatuses are also regrettable.
More specifically the diagram of power presents a function of force relations that is integrated and actualised in the strata of knowledge by apparatuses.
In short, state apparatuses were geared towards the control of the colonies.
In practice, however, this often led to bloated and rigid political apparatuses in which positions were granted in exchange for allegiance.
The political level is centred on the state with its particular state apparatuses.
The motivation for the selection of approaches is the utility of their analytic apparatuses for describing the interaction as it takes place.
Rather, these state apparatuses were headed by personalistic dictators who exercised substantial autonomy from all major social groups.
In this sense the resurgence of religion is directly connected to the erosion of secular state apparatuses in cases where the latter has occurred.
A closer look at embryonic mitosis reveals that spindle apparatuses of early embryonic divisions are larger than those of older eggs.
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