Sentence examples for external mechanics from inspiring English sources

In "Cape of Storms," Berberova seems to share some of Sonia's frustration with the external mechanics of fiction.

For the most part Mr. Tennant and especially Ms. Tate seem more propelled by the external mechanics of farce than their characters' internal inconsistencies.

An increase in myosin activity is likely to underlie, at least in part, the change in medioapical properties and we suggest that its greater effect on stress relative to stiffness is fundamental to actomyosin systems and confers on tissues the ability to regulate contraction rates in response to changes in external mechanics.

Zhang studies the electrical response of the human embryonic kidney cell corresponding to external mechanic stimulation based on a robot-assisted AFM manipulation system and a patch-clamp system, which can monitor the ion transfer through the ion channels in the cell membrane [72].

The development of a computerized model allows a better knowledge of the external ear mechanic-acoustic behaviour, this makes easier understand the physiology of the human external ear.

For example, in physics, the traditional way to deal with the behavior of certain materials under the influence of external forces in mechanics is to use the laws of Hooke and Newton.

Thus, deletion of Asic3 would disturb the animal's autonomic regulation during rest (reflecting mechanic and metabolic sensing) and loss of appropriate sympathetic afferent response under external stress (reflecting mechanic, metabolic, and acid sensing).

An in-depth understanding and control of the mechanisms to regulate cell mechanics by external physical stimulus (e.g., electric field) may have great implications for stem cell-based tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Actin bundles are therefore not simple force transmitters, but instead, complex mechano-transducers that adjust their mechanics to external stimulation.

This paper proposes a new model, which efficiently couples the external dynamics and internal mechanics in ship collision accidents.

Using this technique, important advances have been made in determining the primary factors influencing fan slope, understanding of avulsion dynamics, identifying autogenic processes driving change on fan systems independent of any change in external conditions, and the mechanics of flow and flood risk on alluvial fans, to name a few.