mechanical
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definition
noun
The key ingredient of the VW-Bentley and the Ford-Jaguar remains the platform, the expensive below-the-waist mechanicals , so the more of them you make, the cheaper they are.
the working parts of a machine, especially a car.
rude mechanicals
(especially with allusion to Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream ) a manual worker.
adjective
a mechanical device
working or produced by machines or machinery.
she stopped the mechanical brushing of her hair
(of a person or action) not having or showing thought or spontaneity; automatic.
example
The mini 'mechanical' sweeper operates on a daily basis in and around the pedestrian area and the mid city streets.
Although we can envisage building tiny machines, examples put forward to date tend to be versions of 'mechanical' devices: gear wheels and the like.
It was the first low-cost, mass-marketed 'mechanical' toothbrush.
Turbine-generators and generator sets are devices that convert 'mechanical' into electrical energy.
This applies not just to the generation of 'mechanical' motion but to areas such as energy generation, sensors, and information processing.
The disc is subjected to varying 'mechanical' forces at all times.
He looked firmly at the villagers, who were heaping piles of straw around the lion with 'mechanical' motions, as if they were going to burn it.
It was very frustrating, but eventually I learned about the engine falling off, so I chalked it up to 'mechanical' failure.
He cannot even walk on his own and he is barely kept alive by a variety of 'mechanical' devices.
His machines included 'mechanical' devices for dredging, a mill to pump water and a device to pull ships over obstacles.
A Brazilian government report on the accident blamed poor maintenance for a series of 'mechanical' failures that led to the explosion.
Automakers can run a car using electronics more easily and economically than 'mechanical' forces.
First, exercise generates 'mechanical' forces that stimulate bone-building osteoblasts.
Much of the pleasure of real pinball comes from the physical interaction with a big, 'mechanical' device and heavy ball bearings.
Cora's sword never stopped moving, her movement automatic and 'mechanical' .
Accident investigators said there was no evidence of any 'mechanical' failure and said the bus was travelling within the 40 mph speed limit.
Aviation safety experts have been analyzing data on the incident to determine if the cause was pilot error, weather or 'mechanical' failure.
Tora brushed it off, but her words had sounded so 'mechanical' it looked as though Tora had practiced saying them over and over again.
Repair records showed that levels of 'mechanical' damage to devices from the ward were higher than normal.
The warm hand of the farmer has long been replaced by the cold, 'mechanical' suction of an automated milking system.
The regulation of adhesion site development is largely determined by 'mechanical' force.
Most curious of all was the fact that he made the same 'mechanical' gestures no matter what he was saying.
That's because the fluids are held in place by capillary forces that overpower gravity and other 'mechanical' forces.
Freeze protection is a 'mechanical' feature on exterior garden faucets.
Thus the weight of evidence points to local 'mechanical' forces.
Accelerometers are 'mechanical' devices that respond to acceleration.
This technology entails the construction of very tiny 'mechanical' devices coupled to electrical sensors and actuators.
Police are investigating the incident involving a worker operating a 'mechanical' street sweeper who was stopped by a gang of about eight youths.
Each apartment includes 'mechanical' ventilation for automatic exhaust of stale air.
He received a doctorate in aerospace and 'mechanical' sciences from Princeton University in 1967.
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