Sentence examples for mechanically useful from inspiring English sources

Nature creates mechanically useful materials through the bottom-up arrangement of nanoscale building blocks into hierarchically ordered structures that bridge length scales and create macroscopic objects.

The fiber spinning technique of electrospinning was optimized in order to prepare unidirectional aligned, structurally oriented, and mechanically useful carbon precursor fibers with diameters in the nanoscale range.

Depleted Uranium is especially useful because it can function both as a mechanically useful shell casing, by virtue of its high density, and (once the weapon is detonated) as a fiercely burning incendiary.

This paper presents experimental results using a laboratory water chamber, wherein the fundamental parameters of an oscillating water column (OWC) system's geometrical design are individually investigated and optimized for maximum amplification factor of wave energy to mechanically useful energy.

Such design criteria should be useful in mechanically stimulating cell-gel constructs for tendon repair.

VR is a quick bedside index that identifies such patients and the study shows that it is clinically useful in mechanically ventilated patients.

The advantage of VR is that it is a quick bedside index that identifies patients with severe disease, and the study shows that it is clinically useful in mechanically ventilated patients.

By itself, (VO 2P2O7 is mechanically too weak to be useful in fluid bed or recirculating solids reactors.

The ability to make thin, yet mechanically strong, suspended membranes is useful in micro- and nanosystem applications ranging from thermally insulated devices to large stroke mechanical actuators.

The ability to mineralize protein matrices in the presence of cells could be useful in creating mechanically stable tissue constructs, as well as to study the effects of the tissue microenvironment on cell function.

Assessment of the IVC distensibility index in mechanically ventilated patients provides a useful and reliable tool in predicting response to volume in critically ill patients.