Meanings of mechanical processes in English

So much for the mechanical processes of treating these metals.

But even thus early the stronger love of mechanical processes and of probing natural forces manifested itself.

A curious misapprehension of mechanical processes is contained in the doctrine of breath-control by opposed muscular action.

Photography is the basis of all the mechanical processes that come under the general head of photo-engraving.

Then follow the mechanical processes to further the production of the fiber and free it from all useless matter.

Conclusions: While fatigue increased all EMD components, muscle cooling affected only the electrochemical but not the mechanical processes of EMD.

Manual labor, or even the work of directing mechanical processes, is of course on a precarious footing as regards respectability.

Quantum computers are built out of devices called qubits, which encode data into quantum mechanical processes apparent only under carefully controlled conditions.

A key function of digestive organs is to couple the generation of enzymes with mechanical processes that enable nutrient availability and absorption.

Nevertheless, fungi and bacteria cause severe damage through mechanical processes from growth into the painting and its grounding and through their metabolism.

The effectiveness of the orotund might be somewhat reduced if the audience knew the conscious mechanical processes which went to make it up.

The ATPase site in the AAA1 module of the motor domain was found to be responsible for the coordination of these two mechanical processes.

He agrees with Schelling in his rejection of mechanical processes and in his acceptance of a vital, organic method in nature and in social development.

These structures, now collectively referred to as immune synapses, interleave physical and mechanical processes with the cascades of chemical reactions that constitute signal transduction systems.

That opening, therefore, was rather an incident of the general industrial development which followed upon the improvement of mechanical processes and the multiplication of communications.

But this direct application of the precepts is of absolutely no value in instruction, because of the teacher's ignorance of the mechanical processes supposedly involved.