Sentence examples for by mechanically applying from inspiring English sources
Regulators should not make the determination that a bank is too distressed to be worth helping by mechanically applying current market values (which are temporarily depressed due to the liquidity crisis) to bank assets.
Since the close environment of the patient gets contaminated with microorganisms originating from its human occupant, hospital rooms usually undergo terminal cleaning with conventional 'hands-on' disinfection techniques (by mechanically applying a disinfecting product) after the patient has left the room.
I am not sure I am competent to compare the death of 1 billion people half a millennium from now to the death of one person today, but I do know this: The comparison cannot be made by looking up interest rates and mechanically applying them to human lives.
Circle of Competence and Margin of Safety When youre trying to determine intrinsic value and margin of safety, theres no one easy method that can simply be mechanically applied by a computer that will make someone who pushes the buttons rich.
We also show that densification during indentation and hot compression is associated with similar structural changes, suggesting that part of the mechanically applied energy during contact damage will be consumed by the pressure-driven structural changes.
Both hand applied and mechanically applied plastics are widely used.
"We want a strong Europe that protects us, we reject a bureaucratic Europe that mechanically applies nitpicking rules," they wrote.
Holes were bored in the blanks for sewing, and an engraved decoration was mechanically applied.
A vision that has often seemed obtrusive and mechanically applied gets into the dark co rners of one of Chekhov's trickiest plays.
In addition this process mechanically applies negative pressure to premium placements because the advertisers will opportunistically purchase a guaranteed and targeted audience wherever available.
But there was a time not long ago when it was a source of major stagnation, when the rules of industrial design were mechanically applied to architectural objects.
