Sentence examples for mechanistic vision from inspiring English sources
It's as clear a warning as we could take that this is an almost comical attempt to force both nature and human emotion into a linear, mechanistic vision.
Two drawings by the Italian futurist architect Virgilio Marchi, dated 1919 and recently purchased by the V&A, show the mechanistic vision of the city reshaped according to Antonio Sant' Elia's futurist manifesto: "We must invent and rebuild the futurist city like an immense and tumultuous shipyard, agile, mobile and dynamic in every detail".
Nonetheless, it provided a conception for a comprehensive replacement of Aristotelian physics that persisted in the Newtonian vision of a unified physics of the celestial and terrestrial realms, and that continued in the mechanistic vision of life that was revived in the latter part of the nineteenth century.
His hot blood and mechanistic visions' merging is expressed in the orchestral-laptop score.
Inspired by movies, Surrealism, Dadaism and mechanistic visions of mankind's future, this work, conceived in 1923, was originally scored for multiple synchronized player pianos along with bells, sirens, airplane propeller noise and all manner of percussion.
Nonetheless, as significant as these results are, his primary contribution to the "new science" lay in the way in which he described a general vision of a mechanistic approach to nature and sketched in the details of that vision to provide a comprehensive alternative to the dominant Aristotelian physics.
The breadth of his influence in the seventeenth century is permanent, including his specific contributions in mathematics and optics, his vision for a mechanistic physiology, and the model he offered to Newton of a unified celestial and terrestrial physics that assigns a few basic properties to a ubiquitous matter the motions of which are governed by a few simple laws.
In view of these persistent inefficiencies, priorities for medical actions in sub-Saharan Africa usually reinforce mechanistic approaches where an overall vision of the whole situation is eluded in favour of an approach covering separately different operational sectors in the fields of planning, training, implementation and evaluation.
Two types of mechanistic models have potential application in the NRC vision.
Despite the impact of rod-cone interactions on vision, little is known about the mechanistic basis of such interactions.
The general incentives to develop mechanistic models for pharmaceutical processes are listed, and our vision on how this can particularly be done for fluidized bed drying processes of wet granules is given.
