Sentence examples for makes the mechanical from inspiring English sources
However, too much amount of microfines makes the mechanical properties of MSC decrease.
It can also generate an energy consumption reduction if off peak charging of the thermal mass makes the mechanical equipment run at a higher efficiency.
The use of lithium ceramic pebble beds in the design of blankets for fusion reactors makes the mechanical and thermal properties of ceramic pebble beds key issues to be investigated.
TEM images indicate that the MWCNTs were embedded in the fibers as individual elements, highly aligned parallel to one another along the fiber axis, which makes the mechanical load transfer from the polymer matrix to the MWCNT more favorable.
Multi-stage SRV fracturing in horizontal wells is a new technology developed at home and abroad in recent years to effectively develop shale gas or low-permeability reservoirs, but on the other hand makes the mechanical environment of fracturing strings more complicated at the same time.
The classic form for a timepiece, which made the mechanical clock possible, was the verge escapement, probably invented in 13th-century Europe.
Such design can improve the machinability of composite, and at the same time can make the mechanical properties of Si3N4 ceramic not to be sacrificed too much.
"If you make the mechanical structures right," for example, adjusting the mass and length of the upper and lower legs to mimic the natural dynamics of walking, "the legs do the right thing from physics". In passive designs, he said, the mechanism has built into it the elements that let it move naturally.
Perhaps newspapers will make the mechanical transitions they need to make.
Until industrialization made the mechanical clock an integral feature of daily life, time was perceived in less absolute terms.
With a manually controlled machine tool, the operator watches for changes in machining performance (caused, for example, by a dull tool or a harder workpiece) and makes the necessary mechanical adjustments.
