Not exact matches
Thus, the universe being once fram'd by God, and the laws of
motion settled, and all upheld by his perpetual concourse, and general providence; the same philosophy teaches, that the phenomena of the world, are physically
produced by the
mechanical properties of the parts of matter; and, that they operate upon one another according to
mechanical laws.
Each can
produce either
mechanical motion or fluid pressure, which in turn can drive a generator.
New research from Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT) in South Korea, published this week in APL Materials, from AIP Publishing, demonstrates the ability of
mechanical energy
produced by typical body
motions to power a watch or smartphone.
The proteins
produce motion in a
mechanical step known as the power stroke.
With its prop - like sculptures,
Mechanical Movements
produces a theatrical scene of stopped
motion.
The
mechanical energy of the Hadley cell is used also to force the
motion of the Ferrel cell, which rotates «in the wrong direction» and therefore consumes rather than
produces mechanical energy.