Sentence examples for light mechanic from inspiring English sources

Elevated concentrations of cytosolic free calcium ([Ca2+]cyt) are induced in response to various stimuli, such as red light, mechanic stimulation, cold shock, gravity, pathogen attack, and phytohormones [ 19, 21, 22](see also references therein), further by drought and soil salinity [ 23].

Over the course of the next decade, Descartes worked on a large number of problems in both science and mathematics, with particular emphasis on the theory of light, mechanics (including hydrostatics), and the free-fall of terrestrial bodies.

"There's nothing wrong with this light," the mechanic told me.

Staff Sergeant Justin DeCrow joined the Army right after high school, married his high school sweetheart, and had served as a light wheeled mechanic and Satellite Communications Operator.

When he left school, he trained in light vehicle mechanics, but he is now studying for a three-year NVQ in HGV engineering as an apprentice with Essex County Fire Service.

At the end, with the dancers moving steadily, slowly, each in a square of light, the mechanics that Armitage alluded to had as much to do with the heart and the brain as with the body.

Indeed, Painter's group isn't the first to demonstrate EIT in an "optomechanical" system that blends light with mechanics.

Bakeri Yes, the servers wear light blue mechanic-style onesies, but no, that's not the only reason I'm obsessed with this artisanal bakery/restaurant.

With validated light transport mechanics, the tissue optics plug-in provides users with access to a host of stochastic Monte Carlo (MC) modeling capabilities already included in the GEANT4/GAMOS framework, (i.e., the ability to specify advanced source detector distributions, generate complex heterogeneous geometries, and record a wide range of data outputs).

He stressed that wide and deep study of chemistry, electricity, lighting and mechanics was needed to create illusions.

Getting it serviced was a nightmarish process involving long waits, the use of personal favours, and unpleasant discoveries (light-fingered mechanics would steal scarce items such as the wing mirrors or windscreen wipers).Soviet cars weren't all bad: the excellence of Soviet engineering in the military field sometimes filtered through to civilian life.