Príklady machinery

• The tunnel was dug with the aid of heavy machinery.

• The machinery company was a front operation for arms smuggling.

• The noise of the machinery made her voice inaudible.

• Nuts and bolts are used to hold pieces of machinery together.

• Do you know how to run this sort of machinery?

• Prolonged industrial conflicts often produced widespread confrontations between law enforcement machineries of the colonial state and poorer urban dwellers.

• I was, in fact, in part producing permanent capital in the form of transfer machineries.

• In most negotiating machineries there is a fairly clear division, with employers on one side and employees on the other.

• He was supported by skilled craftsmen with responsibility for the machinery's safety.

• Apparently it arrived in the office at about four o'clock that afternoon and it was not possible, through the machineries that are deployed, to bring it to my attention.

• What matters most of all to businesses is the options available for machinery’s runtimes and operating times, rather than any unnecessary extension of working time.

• I mentioned a statistics ombudsman, but we also need a rail ombudsman to sort out the fragmentation of redress and complaints machineries in the rail industry.

• On the other hand, tugs, construction site machinery, docks, and ferries belong to the city's unofficial existence.

• Our aim is to elucidate the cellular machinery that is required for the formation of this membrane.

• Expenditures on machinery simply replaced expenditures on construction.

• They seem to participate more in the "firmness" of machinery, of the wooden looms and locomotives, of the body as machine rather than organic being.

• In this proof we will use all the machinery introduced before.

• Is the only solution one where language learning is governed by language-specific acquisition machinery ?

• Except for the floor's election of the chair, it was difficult for outside forces to overtake party machinery.

• I n the next section we develop the simple analytic machinery needed to find selfconsistent three-dimensional separation structures for both compressible and incompressible fluids.