Sentence examples for can be mechanically from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have demonstrated that an electrochemical cell can be mechanically activated and convert mechanical energy to chemical energy, thereby enabling a new class of electrochemically driven mechanical energy harvesters.

Both SSEs and standard earthquakes can be mechanically solved in the same framework, where continuum mechanics are coupled with a given friction law and the fault parameters (slip, slip velocity, and/or state of the fault rheology) evolve during seismic cycles.

Knockout studies[3] [6] and several characterized human genetic diseases[7] demonstrate that cells lacking their usual complement of intermediate filaments can be mechanically fragile, suggesting that intermediate filaments are important for maintaining the mechanical integrity of cells and tissues.

ALAN TURING conceived the Turing machine as a thought experiment to define what can be mechanically computed.

The idea of a fluid lens whose focal plane can be mechanically adjusted goes back at least to an 1866 patent awarded D. A. Woodward, a Baltimore inventor.

The relatively soft aluminum alloy that results can be mechanically formed, but, when left at room temperature or heated at low temperatures, it hardens and strengthens.

Two centuries later, our food is bred largely for the convenience of producers: vegetables that ship well and tolerate cold storage, grains that resist insects and can be mechanically harvested, animals that fatten quickly on minimal feed.

Galvanized metal or plastic containers of about 115-litre (30-gallon) capacity are commonly used, although some communities employ larger containers that can be mechanically lifted and emptied into collection trucks.

Yet yields are still very low and could easily be doubled.Aid agencies have helped farmers in Taraba grow better varieties of cassava, which can then be mechanically processed.

It has been known early on that other layered materials can also be mechanically exfoliated [6] using similar techniques used for graphene.

The rules of inference (of a formal system) are also effective operations, such that it can always be mechanically decided whether one has a legitimate application of a rule of inference at hand.