Sentence examples for intricate mechanical from inspiring English sources

There's a wonderful moment in the 1951 Scrooge where Tiny Tim stands at the window of a toy shop watching the intricate mechanical toys bow and dance.

The watchmakers who specialized in Orientalist watches often also made jewelry pieces in the form of intricate mechanical and musical toys.

I just wanted to write about how Hollywood takes this simple process of exposing photo-sensitive material to light to capture an image and complicates it into this marvelously byzantine and intricate mechanical, financial and aesthetic hierarchy".

Marey built special harnesses for doves and buzzards -fragile and complex equipment that could trace the movement of the wing's trajectory on to graph paper as they flew around, and he constructed intricate mechanical birds with silk wings which imitated the flight patterns he recorded in these experiments.

Current scaffolds for the regeneration of anterior cruciate ligament injuries are unable to capture intricate mechanical and chemical gradients present in the natural ligament bone interface.

The intricate mechanical and thermal behavior of nano-sized contact not only is of fundamental importance involved in friction and wear process [1 3], but also plays a vital role in microelectromechanical/nanoelectromechanical systems (MEMS/NEMS) [4 6].

The intricate mechanisms underlying the generation of a collagen fibril network of defined architecture and mechanical properties are now becoming apparent.

Although each checkpoint could be deemed just another intricate mechanism, it is hard to consider the entire integrated cell cycle-checkpoint system purely mechanical.

His later works were intricate, often-mechanical, large-scale sculptures and installation pieces.

To cope with herbivory, plants have evolved intricate defense mechanisms that include mechanical barriers, trichomes, thorns, latex, waxes, and a toxic-/anti-nutritive chemical arsenal deployed either constitutively (e.g. nicotine, glucosinolates) or following herbivore attack (e.g. hydroxygeranyllinalool-diterpene glycosides (HGL-DTGs), phenolamides, trypsin protease inhibitors) [ 1- 3].

That's where the three-bone structure of the mammalian middle ear comes in and, Hoy says, with its intricate structure and mechanical precision in converting these signals, the middle ear bones have long been considered "a whiz-bang miracle".