Sentence examples for mechanical structures that from inspiring English sources

Integrated into the Microvision mirror, he says, are silicon mechanical structures that measure strain on the mirror, detecting what position it's in.

These are perhaps the ultimate analog circuits, consisting of microscopic mechanical structures that are etched into the surface of silicon chips.

The payload worn on the user's back is attached to two leglike mechanical structures that run parallel to the user's legs.

Through Nov. 9 Mechanical structures that produce a poetic ambience are the best part of this show by Rebecca Horn, a German-born artist known for her work in a variety of mediums: sculpture, installation, photography, film and performance.

The idea is to exploit microscopic mechanical structures that reflect light in such a way that specific wavelengths interfere with each other to create vivid colours, like those of a butterfly's wings.

The facility will host a neutrino telescope consisting of several hundreds of detection units—vertical mechanical structures that suspend the optical sensor modules of the telescope.

The paper illustrates the new type of chart with the example of the design optimisation of a large mechanical structure that has four design variables.

You might think, "Look, according to physicalists minds are just brains". And that wouldn't be a horrendously misleading thing to say, because according to the best science that we've got, the brain is the part of the body that is the seat or house or the underlying mechanical structure that gives us these various abilities.

Because the cytoskeleton represents an interconnected mechanical structure that dynamically interacts with signaling proteins throughout the cell, it is a primary candidate to act as a central controller to integrate and differentiate complex signaling networks that determine cellular phenotype.

Egypt needs to establish parties, rules, transparency, all kinds of mechanical and political structures that seem second nature to us.

These negative effects of pollinator sharing can be reduced if plants involved show divergences in floral structures that allow mechanical isolation (Grant 1992; Fulton and Hodges 1999) and place their pollen on different body parts of the pollinator (Kay 2006; Muchhala and Potts 2007; Muchhala 2008).