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Meanings of mechanics in English
Science concerned with physical bodies subjected to forces or displacements.
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Examples for "mechanism"
Examples for "mechanism"
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However, its mechanism of action and biomarkers associated with response remain unclear.
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However, the precise mechanism and its relation to alcohol content remain unexplained.
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Provide a government guarantee mechanism that scales up during a housing crisis.
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However, the major mechanism underlying the clinical effects is not completely understood.
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DB2's internal scheduling mechanism learns over time and estimates job completion times.
Portuguese
mecânica Usage of mechanics in English
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Of course, these days the mechanics of that process are very different.
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Immediately past the gates, however, stood a series of dilapidated mechanics' workshops.
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Despite recent insights, the molecular mechanics governing this process remain largely undefined.
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I seem to have lost interest in the actual mechanics of it.
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Their small paper mechanics pages changed exactly like their detailed larger counterparts.
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New Zealand mechanics have started repairing cyclone damage to Fiji's electricity equipment.
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Both of these game mechanics are used in many other great games.
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However, a role of tissue mechanics in modulation of inflammation remains unclear.
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This in itself was an important step in the history of mechanics.
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Part of developing a big serve is having good coaching, good mechanics.
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Einstein, in his later years, fought a rear-guard action against quantum mechanics.
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The Many-Worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics posits that all possible realities exist.
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He examined its mechanics and it seemed to be in good order.
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More specifically, the famous uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics led them astray.
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A tiny new world of computing is growing thanks to quantum mechanics.
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Quaternions are four-dimensional numbers useful for solving problems in mechanics and optics.
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