Sentence examples for mechanical technique from inspiring English sources

They illustrated their book with plates engraved with medal-ruling, a mechanical technique of copying relief directly from the coin into the copper plate.

Advantix uses a liquid desiccant technology in air-conditioners to dry the air, rather than a mechanical technique that condenses water vapor from the air.

And within their mysterious mechanical technique, uncharacteristic intimations of touch have been added: daubings of color, stipplings of white and reverberating outlines that all seem laid on by hand, despite the seamless surfaces.

Using a "mechanical" technique to stamp out one general cue – the sight of an alcohol bottle – may make little difference; no conceivable treatment can stamp out all possible cues.

Valdipiatta follows sustainable, traditional viticulture and wine making methods: to protect the estate's 30 hectares, or 75 acres, Ms. Caporali uses "an ancient mechanical technique" instead of chemical pesticides.

The Photo-realists' use of an industrial or mechanical technique such as photography as the foundation for their work in order to create a detached and impersonal effect also had an affinity with both Pop and Minimalism.

He was one of the first pharmacologists to apply quantum mechanical techniques to the study of pharmacology.

His mechanical techniques were an analog precursor to the digital sampling that is widely used in music today.

The exhibition is, strictly speaking, the first solo show of Eli Sudbrack, a Brazilian artist trained in graphic design who resembles Andy Warhol in the polymorphousness of his art, his inventive applications of mechanical techniques and his preference for working collaboratively.

Ms. Jongerius's "Sampler Blankets" are post-modern homages that displace and magnify the sprightly language of embroidery and appliqué onto relatively (it would seem deliberately) drab brown and gray blankets, using both handmade and mechanical techniques.

Whereas Price worked mainly on an academic level, approaching the Mechanism from the perspective of mathematical and astronomical theory, Wright drew on his vast practical knowledge of arbors, crown wheels, and other mechanical techniques used in gear-train design.