Sentence examples for terms of mechanics from inspiring English sources

"To me, an apt comparison might be Josh Freeman, only in that case, we get into slight differences in terms of mechanics and arm strength".

In great games this seems to have a pattern, and we often try to describe this in terms of "mechanics".

Sintering by coupled grain boundary and surface diffusion was analyzed in terms of mechanics.

This contradictory effect is explained in terms of mechanics of load-transfer in the lattices.

In terms of mechanics, the operation of the fund should be institutionalized; a set of simple trigger strategies can be devised.

The two seem to share much of the same DNA in terms of mechanics, but perhaps differ a bit in their philosophy.

In terms of mechanic properties, peptide administration elevated bone rigidity by 55.7 84.5%, decreased the deflection by 14.8 26.7%, and improved modulus of elasticity by 28.1 76.4%.

In terms of mechanic properties, administration of the peptide elevates the bone rigidity by 45.4 76.6%, decreases the flexibility by 23.0 31.6%, and improves modulus of elasticity by 32.8 63.4%.

Other approaches, known as 'hidden variables' approaches, seek to explain quantum phenomena as equilibrium statistical effects arising from a deeper-level theory, rather strongly in analogy with attempts at understanding thermodynamics in terms of statistical mechanics (see the entry on philosophy of statistical mechanics).

However, the combination of particle-like and wavelike properties in quantum mechanics is unlike anything in ordinary experience, and, as soon as one attempts to describe in terms of quantum mechanics the behaviour of a group of identical particles (e.g., the electrons in an atom), the problem of visualizing them in concrete terms becomes still more intractable.

It offers nothing new in terms of gameplay mechanics, but the Wake formula still proves captivating, as Wake's subconscious contrives to drive him insane.