Sentence examples for usual mechanics from inspiring English sources

This revival of a Marc Camoletti ("Boeing-Boeing") play employs the usual mechanics to mostly strained effect, with a standout performance by Spencer Kayden as a wily French cook getting the better of her betters (2 15).

When Brumos Racing entered the Grand Am Daytona Prototype series at its inception four years ago, Mr. Snodgrass expanded his crew beyond the usual mechanics and tire-changers; it has evolved into what may be the most comprehensive medical staff in the pits at any endurance race.

However, once a person is put on a psychiatric medication, which, in one manner or another, throws a wrench into the usual mechanics of a neuronal pathway, his or her brain begins to function... abnormally.

The result, for the audience, is that our responses bypass the usual affective mechanics of identification and empathy, settling instead on the contemplation of a soul in isolation.

Business won't be usual until mechanics are able to inspect every suspect wiring bundle and fix the unsafe ones.

We highlight similarities and differences of the present model with usual damage mechanics models and with pseudo-elasticity.

The modification of the usual laws of mechanics may be understood purely in terms of the Lorentz transformation formulas (101) and (102).

However, the usual laws of mechanics are not the same in all frames related by Lorentz transformations and thus must be altered to agree with the principle of relativity.

In the end, this is a true Civilization game, and a worthy successor to the epic Civilization V. Its sci-fi attributes mean the game designers got to spread their wings a bit more than usual, and the mechanics introduced here back up the fanciful, but also realistic, vision of a future where space colonization is the next step for the human race.

If the relative velocity u between inertial frames is small in magnitude compared with the velocity of light, then Galilean transformations and Lorentz transformations agree, as do the usual laws of nonrelativistic mechanics and the more accurate laws of relativistic mechanics.

Continuum-atomistic modelling denotes a mixed approach combining the usual framework of continuum mechanics with atomistic features like e.g. interaction or rather pair potentials.