Sentence examples for mechanical substitute from inspiring English sources

By "Terminator 5" or "Terminator 6," he might even merge with an earlier Arnold character and become a mechanical substitute kindergarten teacher.

His descriptions of the bicycle's birth start with early efforts to replace the horse with a human-powered mechanical substitute (the first, the velocipede, was introduced in Germany in 1817).

The investigators used an MR-based 3D finite element model of femoral head osteonecrosis to study the mechanical effects of a porous tantalum rod in the necrotic femoral head, and they concluded that the porous tantalum rod constitutes a reasonable mechanical substitute for a fibular graft as it effectively reduces peak stress-strain ratio.

Over time, arthritic joints can become so sore and inflamed that they need to be replaced with mechanical substitutes.

The missing organs that are relevant to a particular experiment will thus need mechanical substitutes — an insulin pump in place of a pancreas, an endocrine pump in place of a thyroid.

Bone graft substitute mechanical and architectural properties maintain a critical role in cellular mechanotransduction and are fundamental design features regulating the migration, lineage, and growth of mesenchymal progenitors and neovascular networks.

One solution to overcome these problems is to use bone plates made of composite materials with desirable mechanical properties as substitutes for the metallic types.

Even soundly run mechanical tests are no substitute for the fuller picture provided by human examiners.

Theatres in many cities are offering synchronised mechanical music as a substitute for Real Music.

These NASA researchers have used EMG signal to substitute for mechanical joysticks and keyboards.

Probably in response to increasing regulation, chemical companies and equipment manufacturers have brought forth a generous array of methylene chloride source reduction strategies for its chief uses including substitute chemistries, mechanical and equipment innovations, and modernized processes.