Sentence examples for mechanics in which from inspiring English sources

The problem of scaling in quasibrittle materials is a part of damage mechanics, in which serious research started around 1960.

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Some have proposed that the Casimir effect — a strange but demonstrated phenomenon of quantum mechanics in which an empty vacuum can generate electromagnetic forces to pull objects toward one another — could be employed to generate a negative energy density.

This view of the world is incompatible with the conventional interpretation of quantum mechanics, in which key features are unpredictability and the role of observers in the outcome of experiments.

It is assumed that f can be determined by classical fluid mechanics, in which the molecules making up the surrounding medium are so many and so small that the medium can be considered smooth and homogeneous.

Rucker acquaints us with Gödel's rotating universe, in which it is theoretically possible to travel into the past, and explains an interpretation of quantum mechanics in which billions of parallel worlds are produced every microsecond.

The appointment dynamic is a famous game mechanic in which to succeed a "player" must return at a predefined time to take a predetermined action.

The presented USCS is mainly inspired by the underlay communication and LDC mechanic, in which information data is modulated into baseband waveforms with an extremely short duration.

The method is based on a two-scale continuum damage mechanics model in which both plasticity and damage mechanisms are assumed to take place at a scale smaller than the scale of the representative volume element.

This largely differs from classical damage mechanics approaches in which the evolution law is obtained by retrofitting experimental observations.

When he was in high school in 1945, Mr. Badillo said, he was assigned to an airplane mechanics program in which he spent most of his time assembling old internal combustion airplane engines.