Sentence examples for quite mechanically from inspiring English sources

"It shows how the very idea of having nominal targets and enforcing them quite mechanically is not a good idea," Mr. Pisani-Ferry said.

"It shows how the very idea of having nominal targets and enforcing them quite mechanically is not a good idea," he said.

Dropping ρ C —the most important component of the height intelligence correlation in both in Sundet et al.'s (2005) data and the results reported here—from their model, and sometimes also dropping ρ E, quite mechanically leads to the conclusion that ρ A is an important source of the correlation.Therefore, the confidence intervals presented by Silventoinen et al.

He's quite mechanically feeding the lines between the little clip packages, but not with a great amount of ooomph.

Generally quite quick and mechanically reliable straight out of the box.

It was achieved rather mechanically.

"... heads can be quite sophisticated mechanically.

Although Persian wheels and norias are mechanically quite efficient, the main source of loss from these types of device is that some water is spilled from the buckets and also there is a certain amount of friction drag caused when the buckets scoop up water, which again reduces efficiency.

Intrinsic stresses are a reason for the hierarchical and self-adapting wrinkling of human skin too, being mechanically treated quite similar to the coated polymers as a hard layer (stratum corneum) on a soft foundation (viable epidermis and dermis).

The morphology and texture of zinc coatings on electropolished and mechanically polished surfaces were quite different.

It is found that upon deformation of the film the shift of the graphene Raman 2D band with strain and the band broadening characteristics are quite different from that observed for mechanically exfoliated monolayer graphene flakes.