Sentence examples for mechanically produced from inspiring English sources

The twist is how many writers sign on to have their books mechanically produced.

Twenty-five years later, paint-stained jeans were to be mechanically produced by some designers.

Eastman developed a machine that mechanically produced dry, precoated plates, and he set up the company that later would become Eastman Kodak to sell his plates.

From the start the images repeated in rows or patterns, as if mechanically produced except for irregularities, shifts of color or line, sometimes accidental but also intentional: disruptions, gaps in the pictorial continuum, that grab our attention disproportionately.

Is it a meaningful category at all anymore for contemporary artists who revel in mechanically produced imagery of all kinds and fearlessly use and misuse whatever tools are at hand?

Porcelain tiles, which are mechanically produced and have the same colour throughout, are considered to be more hard-wearing than ceramics – which means they can withstand more visitors, particularly those in high heels.

Most echo sounders perform these calculations mechanically, producing a graphic record in the form of a paper chart.

Tidal recruitment is one of the principal described mechanisms producing VILI that affects mechanically ventilated patients with atelectasis.

In a fast leap from handwritten texts to those produced mechanically, Jews developed the first presses in Portugal.

Hallucinations also can be induced by input overload produced mechanically, such as bombarding several sensory systems with intense stimuli simultaneously (e.g., with bright flashing lights and loud noises).

Recently, new designs have produced mechanically strong synthetic hydrogels.