Sentences with phrase «apparatus from»

Here Adrian McClinton, Associate Solicitor at Coffin Mew LLP discusses the Digital Economy Act 2017 and its implications for landowners trying to get telecommunication companies to remove antennas and other apparatus from their land.

Artists respond to the Artemis Collection Lubaina Himid and Susan Walsh have made a themed selection of obsolete domestic apparatus from the Artemis collection — washtubs, dollies and washboards — which they have assembled with their own materials into a number

Give the guy a few tubes, an ultrasound probe, a scalpel and a rock star surgical team & watch him do what was considered impossible only a short time ago; surgical repair the ubiquitously failing mitral apparatus from vegetative endocardiosis in a King Charles Spaniel.

Dr Ungar added: «Now that we recognise this system, there is the potential to develop a drug that interferes with this communication and prevents the Golgi apparatus from facilitating the movement of the membrane sacks.

The team was able to figure out that at least one aspect of CGL71's job is to protect the photosynthetic apparatus from oxygen during its assembly.

A new apparatus from Bochum allows dust explosions to be performed reliably in chemistry lessons.

Yes, Hillary Clinton faced prejudice and sexism, and inherited a badly atrophied Democratic Party apparatus from President Barack Obama.

«The entire public apparatus from two different governmental units made so many conscious, deliberate decisions to ignore somebody's rights,» Ahmed's attorney.

My dad gave me a little camping apparatus from like 1987 that he found when he was cleaning out his basement last summer.

We perfect this defence apparatus from generation to generation until we can assure ourselves that the world is there to be experienced and used as we like but that nothing is directed at us, nothing required of us.

Not exact matches

Aliens may be the most immediate pop - culture example of mechanical limbs in action, but the best description of the apparatus» impact on lethality actually comes from Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers, in my opinion.

Using the suction apparatuses he saw in a sawmill as inspiration, he built his own vacuum that incorporated a cone - like cyclone system that could separate dirt particles from clean air.

Without the structure or capacity to build tax collection apparatus in 45 different states, third - party sellers would benefit greatly from one federal rate that would simplify matters.

«I'm not sure how comfortable the Israelis should be with an administration that's hard to read, that's far from fully staffed, that has a very undeveloped policymaking apparatus and has very divergent voices within it,» he said.

The internet activists that came out to defeat the SOPA and PIPA censorship bills two years ago are once again mobilizing to protect our digital freedoms — this time from the state's mass surveillance apparatus.

There are 46 cases the IOC is investigating as part of the doping apparatus that they say benefitted Russian athletes from between 2011 and 2015.

Factions have emerged inside the policy apparatus, a wonderful treat left for Jerome Powell from Janet Yellen.

One can sympathize with bishops who keep their distance from the infightings of the Washington apparatus of, for instance, the USCC.

It has long been clear from apparatus like miniature and 8 mm cine cameras, as well as the tape recorder, which are in actual fact already in the hands of the masses, that the individual, so long as he remains isolated, can become with their help at best an amateur but not a producer.

During this short time, we don't have the apparatus to fully understand God, but many of us see the fallacy of believing in things like the «big bang» theory where ordered things come from nothingness.

A claim from someone who admits they don't have the apparatus to understand.

With this relationship you could no longer infer what the properties of an object are from the observed spot P, and from a knowledge of how the apparatus was arranged, and so on.

On the other hand, anyone who denies that there is a higher law seems to embrace nihilism, and therefore to leave the powerless unprotected from the whims of whoever controls the law - making apparatus.

Gifts, either of the flesh or of the spirit; and the spirit bloweth where it listeth; and the world's materials lend their surface passively to all the gifts alike, as the stage - setting receives indifferently whatever alternating colored lights may be shed upon it from the optical apparatus in the gallery.

In its advanced stage, the passive depletion has become active destruction: Remnants of associations historically charged with the cultivation of norms are increasingly seen as obstacles to autonomous liberty, and the apparatus of the state is directed toward the task of liberating individuals from any such bonds.

It was undone by mainline Protestantism's present indifference to and distraction from the whole matter, by evangelicalism's unconcern about separation at the Lord's table, and by deliberate obstruction from within the established ecumenical apparatus.

In large measure distinct from fractures in the sexual magisterium, the rise of lay people in positions of ministerial responsibility widens the gap between the apostolic apparatus of Catholicism — schools, retreat houses, even parishes — and its authority structure.

This has included much effort from within the apparatus of government, both devolved and guided by Westminster, but it has also largely been done through the entertainment industry.

Moreover, sensa are declared to have some form of realization that differs from that of patterns: «But the realization of a sensum in its ideal shallowness of intensity, with zero width, does not require any other eternal object, other than its intrinsic apparatus of individual and relational essence; it can remain just itself, with its unrealized potentialities for patterned contrasts» (PR 115 / 176).

The organ proper, as distinguished from its air - chest, is only an apparatus for letting portions of it loose upon the world in these peculiarly limited shapes.

From the landing on the moon, to a new kitchen appliance, we are beset by knowledge and apparatus to the point that we are often asking, Who and What can we trust.

There was a turn away not only from utilitarian individualism but from the whole apparatus of industrial society.

The book either emerged from a thesis or a special academic paper, as evidenced by all the technical apparatus.

From his writings, I did conclude that on religion, Sidney was somewhat tone - deaf; all of us have some weak spots in our perceptive apparatus.

This withdrawal may take the most diverse forms, from an ignoble «escapism» (for which our age has, significantly, invented such a rich apparatus) to a life of elegant or sublime contemplation (and again it is significant that mystical or pseudo-mystical cults have an astonishing vogue nowadays).

Really enjoyed the whole process from creating the starter to getting a cooling apparatus sorted out from a large cardboard box!

There were barbecue vendors selling plates of ribs to the public, plus displays of every conceivable barbecue apparatus, including Buster Burgin's Drunk Chicken Roost and the «pit on a trailer» from the Tucker Cooker Company.

The word «barbecue» is believed by many to have evolved from the Taino Indian word barbacoa, meaning a simple wooden meat - smoking apparatus.

This conditioning seamlessly translates to success at throwing a ball effectively, swinging a bat, dismounting off of an apparatus, sprinting towards home or defying injury from a hard hit.

For boys, from entry level gymnastics they will be introduced to all six men's apparatuses along with strength and flexibility training to improving strength, flexibility and coordination.

Men's Artistic Gymnastics has six pieces of apparatus, each different from the other: Floor Exercise, Vault, Horizontal (High) Bar, Pommel Horse, Rings and Parallel Bars.

A lot of swings will only do a baby up to a few months old, But should choose which can converts to an infant chair (legs swing out to stabilize when you remove it from the swing apparatus), and a toddler rocking chair (legs swing back in when removed from swing apparatus to rock) before buying.

A small child suffers from car sickness, because his vestibular apparatus still develops and forms.

Children from about 2 years of age start experiencing travel sickness, which usually fades after they reach 10 years old, when the vestibular apparatus and neural pathways are almost completely formed (note that every child is unique and this process can take a bit longer or shorter time).

While it is a velcro apparatus and can be easily removed, the family is frequently instructed not to remove it for some time, so care should be taken to ensure that all newborn bands are removed from the ankles first.

Our twigs are totally geared up with disinfected, class baby apparatus for your kids so that you can get pleasure of your stay while roaming away from house.

Babies Getaway continually brings the most trusted baby rental apparatus in the industry and each item is methodically cleaned and inspected upon arrival and departure from our luggage compartment.

Once you measure the opening, choose the appropriate hardware for your wall, and set up the retraction apparatus and then you have a complete, safe and effective way of barricading your home and separating children from danger!

The final panel explored the tactics of social movements operating outside the state apparatus in their resistance to neoliberalism with reference to examples from Egypt, Colombia, the UK, and Bolivia.

While some soldiers from the lower ranks of the security apparatus have defected and refused to kill civilians, Dr Daoudy asserts that the top leadership is still loyal to the regime.