Sentence examples for mechanically sound from inspiring English sources

O'Leary looks at Sabathia pitch in Yankee pinstripes and sees several mechanically sound characteristics.

That will be important, Jones said, because stronger legs will keep him mechanically sound.

It had had a lot of rough use, and it was very hard to keep it mechanically sound.

Devlin, who set a Pennsylvania career passing record at Downingtown East High School, is heady and mechanically sound.

When he is mechanically sound, he is less likely to leave balls up in the strike zone, which is especially important for Jones, who doesn't throw hard.

These are still the pretty, pedigreed cats you expect, but they are also modern, competitive and -- according to owner surveys -- more mechanically sound than before.

The resulting design is a light-weight, mechanically efficient sound insulator with strength and stiffness comparable to sandwich structures commonly used in structural applications.

In late 2003, Haber and Fadeyev wrote a paper called "Reconstruction of Mechanically Recorded Sound by Image Processing," in which they described how their work might be used to make digital copies of fragile artifacts.

As the world-renowned sprint coach Stuart McMillan explains: "Even though he is mechanically extremely sound, his programme isn't great (a ton of over-distance, which puts added stress to the system), his diet is poor (increasing inflammation), his weight programming is not optimal, and his therapy set-up is not dialed in.

Dasgupta et al. [1] hypothesized that a sacral fracture might impart a torque effect to the pelvic girdle, which then fractures in the mechanically less sound portion, such as the pubic ramus.

They presented another explanation for how the ossicular chain might mechanically transmit sound energy.