The mother drinks and negs; the stepfather is a toothy record producer whose hand, reaching out "as if by a mechanical extending device . . .
0.60 mm thick polymer samples were placed onto the ATR crystal and pressed by a mechanical arm.
Her breathing was supported by a mechanical respirator, for example.
Most of the seeds (cottonseed) are separated from the fibres by a mechanical process called ginning.
She was sustained by a mechanical respirator and a naso-gastric tube.
(Like his Orchestrion tour, in 2010: solo guitar backed by a mechanical, solenoids-and-pneumatics orchestra).
The officials said the crash was not the result of enemy fire, and was probably caused by a mechanical failure.
After being chilled, then sawed in half by a mechanical blade, the chickens, minus legs and thighs, end up here.
Finally, unwanted metal in the nonprinting areas of the plate is removed by a mechanical routing machine.
Nearly every product or service in modern life has been touched in some way by a mechanical engineer.
Conceived by a mechanical engineer, Salim T. S. al-Hassani, it began on a smaller scale touring British cities.
