Sentence examples for mechanisms made from inspiring English sources

Tinkering with tiny mechanisms made time pass less slowly, and the clocks themselves proved that it was indeed passing.

Elucidation of reproductive structures and mechanisms made it possible to refine reproductive management in the 1940s, and artificial insemination made possible the widespread use of proved sires in the 1950s.

Functional bi-stable buckling is one of the many new mechanisms made possible by soft materials.

Western Digital expects to resume production of the mechanisms made there in March, though previous estimates suggested that it will still be many months more before they reach pre-flood levels of production.

Functional forms found in nature, such as the eye, argued Paley, are mechanisms made by God to fulfill certain purposes, analogous to human technologies.

Difference mechanisms are regular casual mechanisms made up of difference-making variables, one or more of which are actual difference makers (see Section 2.3 for the discussion of Waters' (2007) concept of an actual difference maker).

Can awareness of these cognitive mechanisms make us happier, or at least less deluded?

So, I recommend Pulse as a good read, which will tell you what inner mechanisms make doctors tick.

In the short run, shareholders gain.Risk onOf course, skimping on safety mechanisms makes banks more risky.

Price-support mechanisms make domestic consumers pay more for their food, hitting low-income families the hardest.

Its range of vital services and sophisticated service-delivery mechanisms make life livable for many low-to-moderate-income Staten Islanders.