Sentence examples for mechanical law from inspiring English sources

Newton's greatest discovery, the Law of Gravitation, is not a mechanical law.

Finite element is based on mechanical law [32] without considering the oral cavity condition such as saliva, chewing force, and habit.

The study shows the two-scale model provides valuable freedom to choose the material or mechanical law for each phase.

Such a substance lacks all internal friction, flows without resistance, and behaves according to quantum mechanical laws rather than to those of classical fluid mechanics.

So, for biological regularities to be turned into genuine laws, they must be integrable with the system of already known mechanical laws, and ultimately explained by the three Laws of Mechanics, the basis for all "interconnected experiential cognition" (5: 386).

A third difficulty stems from the problematic status of the probability assumptions that are required in addition to the basic mechanical laws in order to recover thermodynamic principles within statistical mechanics.

The energy levels that electrons can assume are specified by quantum mechanical laws.

In 1981 the physicist Richard Feynman speculated about the possibility of "tiny computers obeying quantum mechanical laws".

Helium-3 in this state behaves according to quantum mechanical laws.

Traditional Cartesian dualism, Ryle says, perpetrates a serious confusion when, looking beyond the human body (which exists in space and is subject to mechanical laws), it views the mind as an additional mysterious thing not subject to observation or to mechanical laws, rather than as the form or organizing principle of the body.

Like most biologists, Müller was a vitalist who was convinced that it would be impossible ever to reduce living processes to the ordinary mechanical laws of physics and chemistry.