Sentence examples for high level of mechanical from inspiring English sources
This kind of flexibility would require a high level of mechanical complexity in a conventional mobile robot.
The porous structures produced from PLLA/PCL blends possess a high level of mechanical integrity and a degree of crystallinity between 25%and38%8%.
These adhesives are reported to have a high polymerization rate [24 26] resulting in a high level of mechanical performance of the polymer itself because of the high filler loading [27, 28].
A high level of mechanical stretch is associated with increased epithelial cell necrosis, decreased apoptosis and increased IL-8 level [ 3].
Taken together, the FRET tension sensor provides strong independent support for our model in which the anterior epidermis experiences a high level of mechanical stress that is due in large part to forces exerted by the pharynx.
The transparent colorless gel sheet has the high levels of mechanical strength and ionic liquid retention required in EDLC cells.
The mechanical properties of crystalline Zr Si N coatings declined after annealing, whereas near-amorphous Zr Si N coatings retained high levels of mechanical properties after annealing.
They can be produced to have relatively high levels of mechanical strength, corrosion resistance and stability under high temperatures and pressures and they do not show any swelling behavior in liquid media.
Those animals may be unable to achieve high levels of mechanical energy recovery as a result of choosing more diagonal footfall patterns and more crouched postures which tend to increase the congruity of PE and KE fluctuations, but may gain stability during stealthy walking by choosing this kind of gait and posture.
The use of ECMO allows the reduction of high levels of mechanical ventilatory support that may cause iatrogenic injury to the diseased lung.
The use of high relative centrifugal forces will lead to the formation of compacted pellets; however the resuspension of these may expose cells to high levels of mechanical agitation, leading to a loss in cell integrity (Katkov & Mazur, 1998).
