In the mid-20th-century, Rolex thrived on technical bravado, making sport of staid jewelry counters by displaying watches inside goldfish bowls, while other companies such as Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin tested the limits of mechanical complexity with watches that tracked phases of the moon or multiple time zones.
Mechanical systems arising in typical engineering applications usually exhibit a degree of complexity that prevents an analytical solution of the failure probability since g is not known explicitly.
This is one complexity that seems underappreciated.
To avoid that mechanical complexity, the Bell Labs system takes data from a computer and lumps it into blocks of one million bits apiece.
This signal processing is able to take into account the wide range of sensory signals the cerebellum receives and the specific mechanical complexity of the effector organs that must be moved.
Also, this car gets an adaptive suspension that adds to its mechanical complexity and heft.
According to a press release by Carnegie Mellon, The system eliminates the bulky links, cables and general mechanical complexity of other haptic devices on the market today in favor of a single lightweight moving part that floats on magnetic fields.
Electric motors do not need a gearbox, which reduces weight and mechanical complexity.
Unquestionably it is a glamorous contrivance, & one of great mechanical complexity, but when it comes to personal intelligence, the airplane has not advanced one step beyond the wheelbarrow.
The shot's mechanical complexity means its exponents must perform at their best for longer than their opponents.
