Sentence examples for mechanical tool and from inspiring English sources

And where it gets deep down there, they could actually have dug down into the earth with a mechanical tool, and applied a hard slurry finish.

a, b, We found similar spectral content between the mechanical (tool) and cutaneous (D2m) vibrations for both LO (a) and AY (b).

IncuCyte ZOOM™ assays have the advantage that the scratch is reproducibly created with a mechanical tool and live images are obtained without the need to interrupt the experiment for imaging purposes [ 12].

There, jeans are sandpapered, marked with mechanical tools and faded with large quantities of potassium permanganate - a bleaching agent once commonly used to trigger illegal abortions.

?We found out that it is extremely hard to build the platform at the center of the system with two servos on different side of the platform because of the lack of mechanical tools and frames.? The current setup is shown in Figure 1 and described in the High Level Design section.

They are picked by hand, separated by handheld mechanical tools and dried before making the long trek to industrialized nations where the vast majority of coffee is consumed.

It makes sense that this new industry would follow the standard progression seen in the advent of all new mechanical tools and techniques wherein there's a learning curve in the early days leading to rapid improvements, then things slow down.

However, my father's keen interest in machines, mechanical tools, and puzzles of all sorts--and my older siblings' strong interest in books, music, and higher education--maintained an academic type of environment in the household, compared to the other business families in town.

China exports primarily electronic appliances, mechanical tools, and devices; the UAE exports mainly copper, plastic, and iron.

With this seeding technique it is possible for farmers to remove the weeds grown between the rows using mechanical tools and to raise fish and shrimps which can grow better than in broadcast water-seeding (Quan, 1999).

In contrast, the mechanical machining of nickel-based superalloys is extremely difficult due to material properties such as high strength, high tendency to work hardening and low thermal conductivity which results in increased mechanical tool loads and heavy abrasive and adhesive tool wear.