Sentence examples for own mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Cochlear implants use none of the ear's own mechanisms, transmitting sound directly to the auditory nerve.

Each song sets up its own mechanisms: Mr. Thorpe and Mr. Fleming picking patterns on guitar and bass, the drummer Chris Talbot tapping a woodblock or a cowbell, Benny Little drawing guitar textures from effects and tremolo strumming.

Teodora's daughter Josefina, another sufferer who Peraita-Adrados tracked down in the modest Madrid barrio of Entrevias, says her mother and aunts developed their own mechanisms for controlling the disease.

Biologists expect in time to develop an array of diagnostics and treatments based on it and tailored to individual patients, some of which will exploit the body's own mechanisms of self-repair.

As with other kinds of addiction, the compulsion is not concerned always, or even primarily, with pleasure, but rather with the satisfaction of its own mechanisms, the constantly renewed state of anxiety and anticipation.

Art, like the markets, has its own mechanisms for absorbing blows: John Updike, perched in a 10th-floor Brooklyn Heights apartment, coolly described, for "Talk of the Town," the toppling of the towers, as though it were Rabbit Angstrom's Pennsylvania tract house that was burning.

Unfortunately Route 53 does not provide these features and so we had to roll our own mechanism.

"That's its own mechanism of resistance, and the target organisms staph, enterococcus, TB don't have it".

On one hand, globalization inevitably inserts us into an ever-widening array of treaty regimes, each with its own mechanism of adjudication.

The progeric children suggest that aging has its own mechanism, and here something known as telomere theory offers an elegant and fascinating explanation.

What we've done is to mirror that: the Nazis are being recycled within their own mechanism by skeletons, mutants and aliens.