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Meanings of mechanical work in English
Work by short-range forces acting via direct contact with the body or the system boundary.
Usage of mechanical work in English
1
It was mechanical work, and they did it quickly and without passion.
2
In mechanics, power is the rate at which mechanical work is performed.
3
Never before or since was a poet's mechanical work so well rewarded.
4
Oxidative metabolism in the heart is tightly coupled to mechanical work.
5
He was engaged in mechanical work, the laying out of a blockhouse line.
6
The purely mechanical work of the mill does not satisfy them.
7
It was a purely mechanical work, during which she usually prayed.
8
I'm all thumbs when it comes to doing any mechanical work.
9
The second step was to calculate positive external mechanical work (Wext).
10
The mechanical work of embodying an idea in a manuscript was as nothing to me.
11
The mechanical work was soon learned, and the young apprentice found considerable time for reading.
12
Now the lifting of the weight may be regarded as so much mechanical work performed.
13
We who do the mechanical work would see that there was no breaking away again.
14
His hands were grimy, too, as if he had been indulging in some mechanical work.
15
This just suits me-a little mechanical work like this.
16
Train services have been reduced in Wellington today because of the need for urgent mechanical work.
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Mechanical work through the time
Mechanical work across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common