Sentence examples for mechanical source from inspiring English sources

He was not amused when I objected that energy "per capita" was the same as in the Old Stone Age, since the primary mechanical source remained the human body.

Based on seismic observations, numerous studies have modeled the mechanical source of volcanic tremors (e.g., Julian, 1994; Chouet et al., 1997; Hellweg, 2000; Jellinek and Bercovici, 2011).

A concentrated heat flux is taken as the thermal source, whereas the mechanical source consists of normal and tangential concentrated loads.

For measurement point S1, the largest amplitude of the pressure fluctuation appears at frequency 98 Hz for impeller 5, which may be caused by the mechanical source rather than the hydraulic reason.

As piezoelectric converters provide maximum energy conversion when their natural frequencies are close to the frequency of the mechanical source, it would be interesting to design piezoelectric converters operating at low resonance frequencies.

The mechanical source of power is usually transformed into electricity at high efficiency rates, e.g. 35% for wind or 70 90% for hydropower.

Knowing the pornographic and mechanical sources for this melody will certainly color our emotional response to this archetypal, cross-cultural tragedy.

This problem was equally trying in the illusionist theatre, where the consciousness of separate lightbeams coming from distinct mechanical sources ruined the naturalistic effect.

He also said that tapping noises emanating from the sunken vessel just after the accident were not, as initially thought, made by crew members, but came from unknown "mechanical" sources.

Similarly, although Sightings is a band with guitar, bass, and drums, there are moments on its thrilling new album, "City of Straw," where Mark Morgan's guitar sound reaches trebly, howling peaks that could be coming from many mechanical sources, with the guitar low on the list.

Examples of intermittent mechanical sources are vehicles passing over an energy harvesting device or human activity such as walking or typing.