Sentence examples for mechanical stroke from inspiring English sources
All myosins share a conserved catalytic domain that converts the chemical energy of ATP hydrolysis into a unidirectional mechanical stroke of the motor lever arm.
Figure 3 demonstrates the effect of preconditioning the fluid for discrete periods of powered modulation prior to testing the damper unpowered for 10 mechanical stroke cycles over the span of 100 s.
Molin's paintings show intensive mechanical strokes and meticulous details, with both texture and layers revealing a sense of industrialism, displaying minimal, abstract aesthetics that transpose an obvious artistic charm.
Detection of Fos-like immunoreactivity (Fos-LI) neurons in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord following drug administration was performed after mechanical stimulation (stroking of the hind paws) on the 14th day after CCI.
The ability to make thin, yet mechanically strong, suspended membranes is useful in micro- and nanosystem applications ranging from thermally insulated devices to large stroke mechanical actuators.
Examples include stroke, mechanical heart valve replacement and venous thrombosis in the leg.
This study focuses on the development of an extended MVEM capable of predicting the engine performance parameters (thermodynamic, flow and mechanical) of two-stroke marine engines at varying settings of injection timing and turbine area.
A research team in Portugal found that surgeonfishes who are feeling stressed spend more time up against a mechanical wand that strokes their skin than do fishes who have not been stressed.
The long-stroke pumping units often have a mechanical reversing mechanism that may suffer damage if the speed of the reversal at each end of the stroke is too rapid.
Rice had noticed some mechanical flaws in his stroke while studying game film the past few days and corrected them last night.
She also developed respiratory distress, and after a month on a mechanical ventilator, suffered a stroke that left her partially disabled, court papers state.
