Sentence examples for method for mechanically from inspiring English sources

Scientists in Israel and at the University of California at Davis have devised a method for mechanically extracting pomegranate arils from halved fruit with jets of air.

For the classes of systems whose behavior can be described as a finite (but significant) set of scenarios, we offer a method for mechanically transforming requirements (expressed in restricted natural language, or in other appropriate notations) into a provably equivalent formal model that can be used as the basis for code generation and other transformations.

These results suggest that the cultivation of channeled constructs in culture racks with orbital shaking is a promising method for engineering mechanically competent large cartilage constructs.

Previously, we presented a new method for synthesizing a biocompatible, mechanically sound, nontoxic, and cross-linked waterborne polyurethane (WBPU) as a potential material for bladder regeneration.

In this work we demonstrated a new preparation method (consisting of PG-ECD, CVD) for mechanically stable, binder-free Fe-nanocarbon composites.

In the last 15 years, glass fiber hoop reinforced composite systems emerged as an acceptable, successful method for repairing corroded and mechanically-damaged onshore pipelines where the primary load is internal pressure.

Fibre bundling seems to be a highly interesting method for toughening composites made from mechanically inferior natural/cellulosic fibres, however no work in the area has been reported until now.

Here, the application of the method of caustics is extended to the analysis of contact problems for mechanically anisotropic materials.

"Method for the characterization and differentiation of material surfaces using compound responses for mechanically driven cells" (Technology Disclosure: SUTD-MIT International Design Center).

The FMO method is an attractive method for dealing with large biomolecular systems quantum mechanically.

Indirect calorimetry (IC) is the reference method for measurement of energy expenditure (EE) in mechanically ventilated critically ill patients.