Sentence examples for main mechanic from inspiring English sources

The main mechanic of the game is that players must walk around and explore to find creatures to capture.

"Since consuming drugs is the main mechanic in the video I wanted to gamify those actions, adding trophies if the user drank or smoked too much," McKelvie explains.

The main mechanics of the app are pretty easy to understand: When logged in, users simply push a button in the bottom of the screen to record a short, animated selfie.

Given an optimization algorithm, the proposed methodology uses its main mechanics to iteratively examine a given set of available images in order to find the best subset for the training set.

An Israeli family owns a garage where the two main mechanics are Arabs (perhaps Palestinians?) good at their jobs.

In prior work we advanced the concept of using adaptive minigames deployed from within a larger game to decouple the adaptive mechanics from the main game mechanics.

There will be no more corner gas stations and no more main street mechanics' shops or oil change outfits, since everything will be managed, as it were, at a bulk rather than an individual level of service delivery.

The involvement and importance of protons can be seen in a brief description of what is believed to be the main transport mechanics: (1) the Co-apo conformation is immediately protonated.

On the train out of Zurich's main station, a mechanic who worked for a international company and preferred not to give his name, admitted: "It's not good for exporters".

The first section of the film focuses on Mohammed, an 11-year-old boy who lives in a working-class Sunni neighborhood in Baghdad, where he is employed by a mechanic whose main activities seem to be smoking cigarettes, talking politics and humiliating his young helper.

For the first time, we used the data of respiratory mechanics recorded during unsupported breathing with the primary aim to evaluate possible associations between the main asynchronies and respiratory mechanics, breathing pattern and respiratory effort in non-invasively ventilated patients with chronic respiratory failure, ready to be enrolled into a home ventilatory program.