Its completely mechanical nature and simple mechanism clearly illustrate the behaviour of different lung volumes and their interaction with the ventilator settings.
While infinitely shrinking machines appear to be consistent with Newtonian mechanics, Davies (2001, 672) points out that the atomic and quantum mechanical nature of matter in our universe makes infinitely shrinking machines physically impossible.
The pictures' "heartlessness about their mechanical nature" made them very difficult to love.
Early writers on photography were captivated by the mechanical nature of photography.
Also, their highly mechanical nature makes them well suited to algorithmic trading, which is growing.
She says she hated school; not the idea of learning, just the strictures, the mechanical nature of teaching.
The novel begins with short, simple sentences that reflect the banal, mechanical nature of the couple's relationship: "Monday evening, 10.30.
In typically Naumanesque style the work's artificial, mechanical nature is fully exposed, creating tension between otherworldly fantasy and empirical reality.
In choosing to write a program that expressed adoration rather than humor or literary talent, Strachey was perhaps playing the cynic, exposing the mechanical nature of romance.
Despite the repetitious and mechanical nature of his job, he loves it, because it has a symmetry and coherence that are lacking in his life on the ground.
Harvey was very much a man of the later Renaissance not a man of the scientific revolution and its mechanical nature.
