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Discover LudwigThe phrase "mechanism supporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used when describing a system or process that helps to uphold or sustain something else. It is often seen in technical or scientific writing. Example: The mechanism supporting the bridge's weight is a series of interconnected beams and cables.
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Inside, pistons fired and, centered in this confusion, six shining apples atop six separate cylinders spun furiously on their axes while the entire mechanism supporting them rotated.
Thus, one valuable research topic is the development of data deduplication mechanism supporting user revocation.
The results of the kinetic mechanism supporting this explanation are shown in this paper.
The majority of these studies have converged on the notion that the mechanism supporting recognition is mediated by familiarity and recollection.
However, previous electrophysiological studies of sensorimotor adaptation have not identified a neural mechanism supporting the detection of a context switch and adaptation to separate contexts.
Firstly, a decentralized mutual exclusion agreement on a single object is extended to a replicated concurrency control mechanism supporting multiple mutually excluded objects.
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The runtime mechanism supports the adaptation on offloading.
This sensing mechanism supports the implementation of compressed infrared sampling.
The results showed that their traffic regulation mechanism supported QoS.
A formation mechanism supported by finite element simulation is proposed.
However, we inferred that the dynamic consensus voting is the only decision mechanism supported.
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