Sentence examples for mechanical explanation for from inspiring English sources

But Appier, at least, offered a mechanical explanation for what might have gone wrong.

We provide a quantum mechanical explanation for this effect through a series of carefully designed large-scale computations.

The proposed mechanical explanation for the association between the cam deformity and inguinal pathologies is based on the concept of the anatomical continuity of the pubic symphysis [18, 68].

While the low cellularity and fibrotic composition of tissue observed herein is consistent with a foreign body reaction to an implanted material, the significant myofibroblast response provides a mechanical explanation for the contractile forces complicating extractions.

It may provide a mechanical explanation for the observation that, prior to pore formation, the bound peptides would decrease the order of the adjacent lipids and increase the fluctuation in the bilayer thickness [38], [39].

This paper is followed by a discussion on potential mechanical explanation for spiral formation in Sect.

With some engineering knowledge of the plant and in discussion with operators, it was possible to identify the mechanical explanations for the effect.

Ryle's explicit target in The Concept of Mind is what he calls the "Official Doctrine", which results, he tells us, at least in part from Descartes' appreciation that Galilean methods of scientific discovery were fit to provide mechanical explanations for every occupant of space, together with Descartes' conviction that the mental could not simply be a more complex variety of the mechanical.

Of course, Leibniz might reply that we need not provide any explanation of the basic qualities of bodies that figure in mechanical explanations, for those properties have been chosen by the "moderns" precisely because they are perfectly intelligible on their own, perhaps unlike various qualities attributed to "Scholastic" accounts of natural phenomena.

The close proximity of these sensitive structures to the upper cervical joints as well as the convergence of afferent fibers of the cervical and the trigeminal system within the trigeminal nucleus, provide mechanical explanations for the head pain referral during sustained pressure but also for local tenderness during palpation.

In the early 1950s Feynman provided a quantum-mechanical explanation for the Soviet physicist Lev D. Landau's theory of superfluidity i.e., the strange, frictionless behaviour of liquid helium at temperatures near absolute zero.