| These gardening machineries could serve well as wedding present or a house-warming gift for a gardening enthusiast. |
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| The prerogative of nobles was to command, and nobilities everywhere dominated the machineries of state. |
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| He said Dr. Klee has been deciphering the molecular machineries in tomatoes that produce the flavor compounds, and that is not an easy task. |
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| The activities of the national machineries have been also hindered by structural and communication problems within and among government agencies. |
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| Representatives of national machineries and NHRIs from 14 countries were present. |
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| The scope of application was extended by the common 2-D machineries and the readapted Z-axles. |
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| The strategy would also enhance implementation of joint efforts to support national and regional women's machineries in gender mainstreaming. |
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| Foremost, the Institute is working closely with the national gender machineries of Mexico and countries in Central America and the Andean region. |
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| This help for Jordanian farmers included providing them with new and modern irrigation system and machineries. |
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| Hostilities are so intense, with the machineries of conflict wound tightly in Iraq and the Gulf, that a platoon leader could start this war. |
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| He has the determination to underscore the efficacy of the Commission, which remains one of the most effective multilateral machineries for disarmament and non-proliferation. |
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| The ultimate goal is to identify weak spots of cellular machineries and signalling networks, which can be regulated or attacked by designer molecular devices or therapeutic agents. |
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| This was a result of both an effort to maintain production volume and production of more diversified complex products requiring a constant flexibility of tooling and machineries. |
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| These tripartite machineries span both membranes and the periplasmic space, and they extrude from the bacterium chemically diverse toxic substrates. |
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