"mechanical activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities that involve or require machines, technology, or automated processes. For example: "Robots are commonly used to carry out mechanical activities."
What poorer students often learn in schools is how to endure boredom, how to live up to low expectations, how to get through meaningless, mechanical activities.
Such trips often allow men to pursue the kinds of tactile, mechanical activities -- fishing, say, or exploring an old junkyard -- that may be of little interest to their wives or girlfriends.
However, these effects of Carum Copticum on mechanical activities of isolated intestine are not clearly identified yet.
In order to count the gross colony expenditures for these mechanical activities all trajectories are integrated over the volume.
TSSN consists of multiple sensor layers that monitor train's electrical and mechanical activities, a train data center and a ground data analysis server.
During the pumping action, electrical and mechanical activities are carried out resulting in the flow of blood.
We designed a non-linear adaptive model of the OHC employing both mechanisms of the mechanical activity.
However, prolonged mechanical ventilation results in the complete absence of neural activation and mechanical activity of the diaphragm and has been shown to induce ventilator-induced diaphragmatic dysfunction (VIDD) [ 1].
During CMV, there is a complete absence of neural activation and mechanical activity in the diaphragm [ 4, 45], which undergoes passive shortening during mechanical expansion of the lungs [ 46, 47].
Depletion of Ca2+ store by agonists leads to membrane depolarization and activation of electrical and mechanical activity.
Thus, anatomic heterogeneity of the T-tubule network and ICa,L may explain complex features of atrial electric and mechanical activity including highly anisotropic physiological activation patterns, action potential duration distribution, and contractile function.
