'mechanical experience' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's practical knowledge and understanding of machines and mechanical processes. For example, "He has extensive mechanical experience, having worked in the automotive industry for over 10 years."
In short, Everett took pure wave mechanics to be empirically faithful because one could find quantum mechanical experience in the model as relative memory records associated with relative modeled observers.
"This fits because I have mechanical experience".
Others might have an electronic gate, but Young likes the mechanical experience of slipping a key into a padlock and swinging something open.
Did Mr. Boehm immediately jump at the chance to have this woman with no real mechanical experience work on his precious airplanes?
Do you trip because the earth is being propelled at speeds that are well beyond any human or mechanical experience?
Reed said the majority of the dozens of students who worked on the car during his "Exploring Technology" class had no prior auto mechanical experience.
Additionally, mechanical systems experience friction forces which vary nonlinearly with velocities.
Mr. Bush's lawyers challenged Mr. Brace's expertise, suggesting that he was a partisan witness for having consulted with Democratic candidates in the past and that he lacked the mechanical engineering experience to judge the deterioration of voting machines.
With more than 30 years of mechanical engineering experience and a doctorate degree from MIT, he is a leading expert in robotics, control sciences, exoskeletons, human-machine systems and augmentation, bioengineering, mechatronics design, intelligent assist devices, and power and propulsion.
Most of the mechanical systems experience gradual degradation.
Daniel Bundy parlayed mechanical military experience into ownership of an Aire Serv franchise.
