Sentence examples for mechanical regularity of from inspiring English sources
The orderly, mechanical regularity of the metalworking shop had been abandoned.
There Ruskin identified "imperfection" as an essential feature of Gothic art, contrasting it with the mechanical regularity of Neoclassical buildings and modern mass production.
According to Coleridge, Shakespeare used the imaginative "variety" that characterizes man's inward nature in place of the mechanical regularity of the Neoclassical unities to produce plays that were "neither tragedies nor comedies, nor both in one, but a different genus, diverse in kind, not merely different in degree romantic dramas or dramatic romances".
Early computer programmers embraced iterate to refer to the repetitive processes that were their bread and butter, looping through a sequence of instructions with mechanical regularity to achieve a desired result.
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They arrive at epiphanies with a mechanical regularity: close to the end of a short story, there's often a moment where details start crystallizing portentously, where time starts to expand into eternity.
But a mechanical regularity is not to be desired here, even in the rhythm-focused action of the first movement, and in any case Schiff had more than enough sparkle and toughness for the work.
We propose that this constant ingression rate contributes to the spatiotemporal regularity of mechanical stress exerted by the amnioserosa on each leading edge during closure.
Unlike Mr. Chiasson's silk or Mr. Lépine's German wheel, Ms. Lemay's equipment is effectively a pendulum, a mechanical device once indispensable to clockmakers for its regularity of motion.
Conversely, prolonged mechanical unloading of normal hearts results in a reduction in the regularity of the t-tubule system and also impairs CICR.
The No. 7 was rated above average based on its frequency and regularity of service, its relatively small number of delays caused by mechanical breakdowns, and seat availability.
