In fly-by-wire aircraft — in which the crew's control is through a computer rather than a direct mechanical link to flight control surfaces — one manufacturer, Airbus, interposes computer logic between the human and the machine.
Our data suggest that Dystrophin retains some function in fly cardiomyocytes in the absence of a predicted mechanical link to the cytoskeleton.
Meaning that the C-Crosser is controlled fully by the hands of the driver, and that steering and braking would be via electrical, not mechanical, links to the cockpit.
A propulsion (drive) connector allows a mechanical link to the inner layer of the sleeve.
Breathing in humans can be unconsciously entrained to many kinds of rhythmic events, such as finger tapping, that have no mechanical link to the respiratory pump (Haas et al. 1986).
Breathing in humans can be subconsciously entrained to many kinds of rhythmic events, such as finger tapping, that have no mechanical link to the respiratory system (Haas et al. 1986).
On the cytoplasmic side, they recruit a number of adhesion-related proteins like zyxin, vinculin, talin and α-actinin which establish a mechanical link to the contractile intracellular actin network.
Common to all three types of structures is the presence of several adhesion molecules that link the neighbouring cells through homophilic and heterophilic adhesive interactions, and the presence of cytoplasmic scaffolding proteins that organize signaling complexes and which provide a mechanical link to the actin cytoskeleton (or intermediate filaments in the case of desmosomes).
A common trap, which the Nashville dentist had fallen into, is the mechanical linking of a plan to the exemption amount, now scheduled to rise slowly to $1 million by 2006.
The mechanical stresses linked to hygric/hydric dilatation constitute a more complex problem related to the difficulty of measuring quantitatively the water content.
