Sentence examples for and in the mechanical from inspiring English sources

In 1949 NASCAR changed the rules governing the cars: whereas in 1948 "modifieds"—cars varying in age and in the mechanical modifications made to them for the purpose of racing were allowed to compete, from June 1949 only late-model (recently manufactured) stock cars were permitted.

In biomedical engineering, and in the mechanical analysis of biological tissues, classical continuum approaches are routinely utilized, even if these disregard the discrete nature of tissues, that are an interpenetrating network of a matrix (the extra cellular matrix, ECM) and a generally large but finite number of cells with a size falling in the micrometer range.

In particular, we report on the high carrier mobility value in suspended and annealed samples for electronic devices, on the thickness-dependent optical transparency and, in the mechanical section, on the high robustness and full integration of graphene in sensing device applications.

In particular, the paper discusses how the hotel, in its efforts to achieve net zero-energy, has made wise use of technologies to maximise energy consumption efficiency in its existing lighting and air-conditioning systems and in the mechanical devices of the building itself.

The magnets of a superconducting tokamak offer a very large heat storage buffer, with capacity to store heat both in the helium cooling the conductor (where the temperature rise must be strictly controlled) and in the mechanical structures (where larger temperature ranges can be tolerated).

"That's not only across the animal sciences and veterinary roles but also in electronics, in mobile app development and in the mechanical engineering side of things," he says.

Pro-inflammatory substances and proteins released or up regulated by CFA and implicated in the mechanical hyperalgesia including inducible nitric oxide synthase and cyclooxygenase-2 [ 26].

Orthodontic tooth movement is not a one-step process, and alterations in the mechanical responses of tissues occur when the tooth is mechanically simulated during orthodontic tooth movement.

In addition, developments in molecular biology and micro- or nanotechnology have increased the interest of scientists and engineers in the mechanical manipulation of single DNA molecules.

To explore the overall effect of disulfide formation and isomerization in the mechanical properties of titin, we have adapted kinetic Monte Carlo simulations previously used to examine the molecular origin and regulation of the elasticity of titin (Supplementary Figure 11 2,3.

To our knowledge, no study has revealed the involvement of abscisic and GAs in the mechanical signalling pathway, in accordance with the results in this study.