The number of rupture events in a single mechanical trial increases with the [HMM] used to coat the fibre (Fig. 1b) according to a relation that attains a saturating value of 8.2 ± 1.2 at [HMM] = 100 µg ml−1 (Fig. 1c), which is the concentration adopted for the experiments.
Instead, the dancers mostly move from pose to pose in careful but mechanical relation to the music.
Mr. Giddons said the Emo had no mechanical relation to the Nano, unveiled to much fanfare in 2008.
This is significant because observable objects (e.g., levers, chemical solutions, humans) often instantiate measurable properties and relations that are not directly observable (e.g., amount of mechanical work, more acidic than, intelligence).
Newton's three laws of motion and the principle of universal gravitation were all that was necessary to analyze the mechanical relations of ordinary bodies, and the calculus provided the essential mathematical tools.
Mechanical relations have taken the place of personal relations.
Several firms, including Intel, are investigating an idea called spintronics, in which the "spin" of subatomic particles a quantum-mechanical property that bears little relation to the classical notion of spin is used to perform computation.
It is filled with ingenious mechanical devices that he invented.
The stereotype of Vivaldi as a mechanical composer reflects the mechanical style that long prevailed on recordings.
Those are mechanical protections that really could have helped.
