Sentence examples for ordinary mechanical from inspiring English sources

Like most biologists, Müller was a vitalist who was convinced that it would be impossible ever to reduce living processes to the ordinary mechanical laws of physics and chemistry.

The active magnetic bearing (AMB) instead of ordinary mechanical bearing was chosen to support the rotor in the HTR-10GT.

In spite of those guidelines, it does not seem to be always easy for ordinary mechanical designer to apply.

The active magnetic bearing (AMB), replaced by the ordinary mechanical bearing, is chosen as the perfect supporting scheme for the helium circulator of HTR-PM.

Instead of ordinary mechanical bearing, active magnetic bearing (AMB) has been chosen to support the helium turbine and generator rotors in this project.

Active magnetic bearing (AMB) is replacing ordinary mechanical bearings as the perfect sustaining assembly for the helium blower because they have several advantages: they are free of contact, do not require lubrication, are not subject to the contamination of wear, have endurance, and control performance very well.

Get an ordinary Bic mechanical pencil.

Here, it's as if the director Anne Fontaine is trying to say that every nationality -- and generation -- needs its own austere and mechanical "Ordinary People".

The results about non-localizability which have been explored above may appear to be not very astonishing in the light of the following facts about ordinary QM: Quantum mechanical wave functions (in position representation) are usually smeared out over all ℜ3, so that everywhere in space there is a non-vanishing probability for finding a particle.

While Newtonian matter-theory was depicted as a rival to Leibnizian immaterialism in the mid-18th century, in for example the Institutions de Physique of Mme du Chatelet, Newton was no ordinary corpuscularian or mechanical philosopher, and Kant did not have to contend with that now old-fashioned ontology.

"In the middle term the high-minded goal has devolved into what seem to be quotidian, mechanical, and ordinary drudgery," Mamet writes.