Sentence examples for mechanism for instance from inspiring English sources

The bill does not include any entrenchment mechanism (for instance requiring a Commons vote of 75% to repeal the referendum lock), so a future government could repeal it in order to avoid a referendum.

Instead of engineering a technically flawless shift mechanism, for instance, Audi imbued the R8 with a gear lever that moves through its gates with a rowdy, hugely entertaining metallic clack.

Social immunity2 is likely to play a major role as resistance mechanism; for instance, adult honey bee workers cooperate to detect and remove worker brood infested by this mite, thereby interrupting its reproduction6,12.

Nearly two years ago, the Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Sciences unanimously voted to grant the university a non-exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide license to distribute faculty's scholarly articles, with an opt-out mechanism for instance in the case of incompatible rights assignment to a publisher.

Most organisms studied to date utilize a reward punishment mechanism: for instance, worms and insects can alter their behavior to seek food sources or to avoid dangers.

However, current research is still under debate as to its exact signal mechanism, for instance whether it is due to vascular or metabolic changes.

Signal transduction mechanisms for instance may be targets for pharmacological intervention to stimulate nerve regeneration.

The cellular adhesion and motility have direct implications in the tumoral-metastatic cells development or in the tissue engineering mechanisms for instance.

When architecting dependable systems, in addition to improving system dependability by means of construction (fault-tolerant and redundant mechanisms, for instance), it is also important to evaluate, and thereby confirm, system dependability.

Despite recent advances in the understanding of clinical aspects of sex differences in Alzheimer's disease (AD), the underlying mechanisms, for instance, how sex modifies AD risk and why the female brain is more susceptible to AD, are not clear.

Working with colleagues across Europe, in 1993 he published the theory of "alternative stable states", where ecosystems can exist in one of two states (such as plant- or algae-dominated), stabilised by feedback mechanisms (for instance herbivore grazing preventing algal blooms).