Sentences with phrase «large apparatus»

This article outlines the condition issues and use of the large apparatus in treating the modern painting.

Small hands can not control a large apparatus and a squirming dog at the same time.

He doesn't have the large apparatus of support that more traditional candidates would have.

Whether it is on a chair, mat, using the larger apparatus, or in the water, Cari loves to design individualized Pilates programs.

Aside from an unexpectedly downbeat second half, the film is a «huge Rube Goldberg machine, full of lights and buzzers and levers that ping and whistle endearingly, but are connected to nothing and serve no greater function in the larger apparatus.

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That's an extraordinarily large disparity, one I think unlikely given our extensive civil rights apparatus, but let's assume it's sadly true.

He undertook study and research over a wide range of subjects and is said to have spent over two thousand pounds (a large fortune in those days) on books, instruments and 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.

Second, unlike many ecclesiastical structures, the council had no large investments in real estate or apparatus of one kind and another to absorb its resources and so constrict its activities.

If the congregation is nothing more than a division of the larger church, the local unit of a national and international apparatus, then its future is grim indeed.

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

It sits in the middle of the state's largest city, boasting a premier medical school, a massive research apparatus and budget, and a strong business school.

Rob Astorino's push to launch the Reform Party — a re-naming of a ballot line created last year set up to oppose the Common Core education standards — is part of a larger struggle for the 2014 Republican gubernatorial nominee to gain some leverage over the state's Republican apparatus.

The party advisor said: «The NSC is the largest of a number of reforms to the central machinery of the security apparatus, it's mainly a change in Cabinet Office.

But the larger significance is that it signals Andrew Cuomo's takeover of the state party apparatus, and the beginning of his attempt to set the table more favorably for himself should he be elected governor — pardon me, if he runs for governor.

Although the ATLAS and CMS experiments are focused on the search for the Higgs boson, they are not the only apparatus taking advantage of the huge energies of the Large Hadron Collidor (LHC).

The Merritt Island lightning detection apparatus is housed in a large yellow metal locker with two antennas sticking up like high - hat cymbals on a drum set, and a sign warning «Danger High Voltage.»

The two largest particle detectors fed by the LHC, the A Toroidal LHC Apparatus (ATLAS) and the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS)-- which both independently spotted the Higgs — boast teams of 3000 and 2700 physicists.

Writing on a blog on the Web site of Le Scienze, the Italian edition of Scientific American, particle physicist Roberto Battiston argues that the individual research institutes can only operate efficiently if they have «managerial and scientific autonomy» and that the far - larger CNR, in contrast, has developed a «complex bureaucratic apparatus.»

«Now we're finding ways to make this more processable at larger scales to enable larger energy harvesting apparatuses and practical artificial muscles,» Voit says.

For example, antibody studies showed that it is located in the Golgi apparatus and endosomes, two structures within cells in which b - amyloid is known to be cleaved from its large precursor protein.

It stands for A Large Toroidal Apparatus.

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The RNAi - mediated silencing of both HTT alleles in neural stem cells derived from hESCs disrupted spindle orientation and led to the mislocalization of dynein, the p150Glued subunit of dynactin and the large nuclear mitotic apparatus (NuMA) protein.

Lysosomes are also often located close to the Golgi apparatus, but they are larger and more densely stained.

The UK's largest free weight space with more than 110 pieces of strength training apparatus including the latest equipment from Technogym, Hammer Strength and Magnum.

If she had chosen to direct viewer attention to the state's role in promoting torture, and its purposes for doing so, the director would quite possibly have infuriated large sections of the Japanese state apparatus and media (the fact that various right - wing nationalist groups in Japan have demanded that Jolie be banned from visiting their country underlines the sensitivity of the Japanese elite).

Several recurring thematic elements are common to a number of Hauff's movies, such as the struggle of an individual against authoritarianism, whether perpetrated by a parent (as in Paule Pauländer (1976)-RRB-, a community (Mathias Kneissl (1970)-RRB-, an institution (Die Verrohung des Franz Blum (The Brutalization of Franz Blum, 1974), or the police and security apparatus of the state or society at large (Stammheim and Knife in the Head).

This set of lessons focuses on teaching YR pupils positional vocabulary using small apparatus, benches and mats in a large space.

The CORE activists brought their experience into a relatively moribund union apparatus and injected new life into the largest union in Chicago.

What's getting Eisler into hot water is his basic assertion that self - publishers are capable of mounting almost every element of effective publication themselves, except the print distribution power that large traditional houses have through their physical apparatus and contractual connections with the brick - and - mortar retail marketplace.

When dogs are large enough to allow the passage of instruments up the urethra and into the bladder, it is sometimes possible to nibble away or crush bladder stones into fragments small enough to leave the pet naturally in its urine or net them up in a small basket - like apparatus and draw them out the urethra that way.

Located just north of County Road C and east of Cleveland Avenue, Langton Lake Park features nature trails around Langton Lake, 2 ball fields, a soccer field, picnic areas, 2 large play apparatus, and nearly one mile of scenic trails.

Pilates Studio Townsville is a fully equipped purpose built Pilates studio offering a range of services including private lessons, studio sessions, beginners and more advanced classes incorporating Pilates apparatus and a large variety of equipment to create body awareness, improved posture, lengthe...

Illuminating this quiet humanizing exchange within the larger scientific apparatus is Quindar's musical mission.

Staging papers and objects as dividers of light and shadow, Lichtenstein uses the apparatus of the camera and elemental forms of photography to explore the larger philosophical and theoretic issues around photographic representation.

Maria Lalou & Skafte Aymo - Boot, «[Un] Finished» Maria Lalou is a Greek artist focusing on the topic of view by large scale installations and performances, incorporating cinematic apparatus and surveillance as part of her tools, with references to the political of the viewer.

The video and sculpture are both a record of two day - long performances in which the artist follows the sun with a large Fresnel lens mounted on a rolling apparatus.

As unsettling punctuation marks Borremans also included two large paintings of industrial apparatuses.

In order to capture an immediate and direct imprint of her experience, she turned the room in which she lived into a large pinhole camera — transforming the space that contained her personal experience into the apparatus that would capture an image of it.

To make more realistic projections, DeLucia and several UIUC colleagues built a large - scale field apparatus that used a system of gas tanks, pumps, and computerized controls to test how rising levels of heat - trapping carbon dioxide would affect soybeans and corn — two mainstays of Midwestern farmers — grown in the open field..

Supports for climbing apparatus and other large playground equipment are securely fastened to the ground.

Procured additional pumper to meet minimum water flow to the facilities and assigned aircraft; maintained fleet of 7 apparatus in a constant state of readiness; extinguished 3 large fires and saved $ 100K facility with no loss of life

Trainee Firefighter 2/2016 to 5/2016 Michigan Fire Department, Flint, MI • Responded to calls for emergency services and recorded information such as address and caller data • Immediately relayed information to firefighting supervisor and teams • Assisted in coordinating team members to ensure prompt team dispatch • Provided support in performing firefighting activities such as setting up equipment and hosing down large fires • Performed regular and preventative maintenance on firefighting equipment and apparatuses