Sentence examples for unified mechanical from inspiring English sources

By then, for the first time, it began to make sense to ask whether quantum mechanics could provide the framework of a complete and unified mechanical account of every aspect of the physical world.

For scientific purposes, Kant thought, we must represent inorganic nature to ourselves as just such a unified mechanical system.

As the mechanical ventilator performs a mechanical work on the lung parenchyma, all the ventilator-related variables can be unified if the mechanical work is measured: at each breath energy is transmitted by the ventilator to the lungs and, if excessive, may disrupt chemical bounds and trigger inflammation [6].

Continuum mechanics is a subject that unifies solid mechanics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and heat transfer, all of which are core subjects of mechanical engineering.

A rigorous and fully unified coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical model for unsaturated porous media is required to simulate the complex coupling mechanisms involved.

The deformation mechanism operating at the skin and core layers are unified by an elastic-beam mechanical analogue that is able of explaining the morphology, temperature and strain-rate dependences of the yield stress.

Product Genesis’ unified approach to product development combines mechanical, electrical, and software engineering with industrial design and human factors expertise.

Doctors are most comfortable proceeding with a high-risk treatment or withdrawing life-sustaining technology such as a mechanical ventilator when the family is unified.

The aim of this study is the first attempt to develop unified viscoplastic damage constitutive equations to describe the thermo-mechanical response of the metal and to predict the formability of the metal for hot stamping applications.

This method unifies the hydraulic and mechanical process on the micro bond level, providing a micro-macro hydraulic fracture simulation method for the complex reservoir.

Here for the first time we unify these structural and mechanical changes.