Sentence examples for mechanically triggered from inspiring English sources

Artisans were ordered to install mechanically triggered crossbows set to shoot any intruder.

Reactive materials were used, for which an exothermic reaction is mechanically triggered after a certain period of milling.

In the first approximation, the milling dose leading to the mechanically triggered reaction remained constant over a range of charge ratios and could, therefore, be used to gauge the milling progress.

Since WBV applied to the unloaded muscle did not cause a vasodilation when WBV seems to cause an exclusive mechanical stimulus, we conclude that WBV added to resistive working muscle also does not act via mechanically triggered pathways.

Mounting evidence suggests that focal adhesion proteins are involved in the mechanically triggered activation of intracellular signaling molecules, 15 including MAP kinases, 24 Akt, 25, 26 and PI3 kinase.

Local breakage of bonds between the cortex and the membrane could be mechanically triggered by rapid aspiration into a micropipette in rat Walker carcinosarcoma [ 17], D. discoideum [ 15] and E. histolytica cells [ 4], while local disruption of the actin cortex induced by laser ablation has been shown to result in bleb formation in cultured cells [ 14], as well as in zebrafish PGCs in vivo [ 18 ].

This type of interaction has little potential to mechanically trigger the deformation of a volcano.

It's a very complicated way of mechanically triggering your camera while you're away — say 100 feet down at the end of a long piece of string.

In fully synchronized mode or PC continuous mandatory ventilation (PC-CMV), mechanically assisted breaths are triggered every time the patient generates spontaneous efforts.

Angiogenesis can also be mechanically stimulated by triggering endogenous processes of new vessel formation.

Besides the technological variety offered in biomimetic materials processing, the future biomimetic-based development will be involved also in mechanisms of triggering drug release, from independent, to pH or temperature dependent, up to advanced, mechanically induced pressure/stretching induced release.