Sentences with phrase «which mechanised»

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This again is achieved by a series of steps, each of which triggers off pre-set neural mechanisms, activates linguistic holons of a more and more automatised type; the canons of grammar and syntax exert their rule unconsciously, automatically; and the last step in articulating the sounds of speech is performed by entirely mechanised patterns of muscle contractions.

7) Governments may decide that «smart» spending on intelligence, strategic deterrents and high quality rapid deployment forces is better value for money than vast legions of mediocre mechanised infantry for a hypothetical war which nobody wants.

He said all the projected will be funded by the group, which has also donated GHc 260,000 in support of the fundraising efforts by the John Agyekum Kufuor (JAK) Foundation to build three mechanised boreholes at locations to be chosen by the Foundation

Intelligent, deeply moving modern Western, set in 1946 New Mexico to which pre-war pardners Woody Harrelson and Billy Crudup return from military service to discover suave cattle baron Sam Elliott is on his way to monopolising a mechanised corporate range.

S - Pressens include unique moves such as the Logic Bomb that can shatter enemies» shielding and Rust in Pieces which turns mechanised enemies into allies.

MechFish is an arcade shooter in which you control a mechanised fish and must work your way through the watery level by jumping rocks, dodging mines and shooting other fish.

Assuming you can successfully secure enough MELD (and still have enough soldiers alive on which to spend it), genetic modification and the construction of mechanised infantry await.

That means I haven't yet got to grips with the badass mechanised robots called Skells, which you can pilot around Mira, or teamed up with other players for four - person online co-op larks.

One gallery has been left empty save for pair of rather sinister mechanised replica snails by Swiss - born, New York - based Urs Fischer, which torturously circumnavigate the room.

After facing this document, which exalts in modernity and paints Marinetti as the prophet of the mechanised world, it's perplexing to encounter the comparatively traditional paintings of Luigi Russolo, Giacomo Balla, Umberto Boccioni and Gino Severini.

However, in comparison to the monumental permanent works of the North American land artists (for example Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty 1970 or Michael Heizer's Double Negative 1969 — 70), which took significant amounts of mechanised labour to create, Long's intervention in the landscape was transient and humble.

Just as we know that any mechanised system that purports to give expert answers will almost always be constrained by its inability to address the strange and unusual aspects of a case which only an expert can accommodate and exploit, equally it would be wrong to dismiss them.