Sentence examples for mechanical description of from inspiring English sources

Although such description of pumping mechanics intuitively makes sense, the precise mechanical description of such pumping function is missing in the published literature.

Each candidate technique included a mechanical description of the stroke using neutral descriptive language, notes regarding appropriate application (e.g., the anatomic locations where it could be applied, types of conditions) and examples of the massage styles that might use this technique.

The quantum mechanical description of light was not fully realized until the late 1940s (see below Quantum electrodynamics).

The contemporary quantum mechanical description of the absorption of optical radiation involves promotion of an electron from a low-energy orbital to a more energetic orbital.

Going beyond this qualitative argument, the quantitative properties of atoms are calculated by solving the Schrödinger wave equation, which provides the quantum mechanical description of an atom.

There are curious tales here (the Perutz diet of blackened bananas), inspiring ones (his Alpine exploits), intriguing ones (the mechanical description of haemoglobin's active engagement with oxygen) and strange ones.

Although there are a couple of set pieces that capture the cacophony of midtown Manhattan -- most notably, a rap star's funeral and an anarchist demonstration -- most of the descriptions of New York City are oddly generic as well: mechanical descriptions of the hustle and bustle of the diamond district on 47th street, the thrumming tumult of Times Square, the noisy pulse of a rave club.

He revelled in gross, boastful or mechanical descriptions of sex ("a hard punishing session with pulley weights, stationary bicycle and ten breath-seared laps round the track"), not least because this outraged the women's libbers with whom, in the 1970s, he was permanently at war.

Electrons cannot be distinguished in principle (Identity and Individuality in Quantum Theory) and hence quantum mechanical descriptions of bonds cannot depend on the identity of particular electrons.

The objective of this article is to provide an overview of various statistical mechanical descriptions of the glassy state and their practical use in understanding glass physics and in the design of new glass compositions.

While exact solutions to the quantum mechanical descriptions of chemical phenomena have not been achieved, advances in theoretical physics, applied mathematics, and computation have made it possible to calculate the chemical properties of many molecules very accurately and with few idealizations.