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mechanically::adverb | Spocien Dictionary
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| Synonyms | automatically |
this door opens mechanically.
mechanically:: | Spocien Dictionary
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he smiled mechanically.
Examples of mechanically
mechanically
Must be mechanically inclined and able to trouble shoot mechanical malfunctions.
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The muck is placed in windrows then turned mechanically for two or three months.
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The concern was more of a design issue as to how the product mechanically works.
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An orthosis is intended to mechanically compensate for a pathological condition.
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Sliding the upper scale appropriately amounts to mechanically adding logarithms.
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The jaws of the truckers move mechanically as they fork up their eggs-over-easy.
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Both physically and mechanically Hamilton was running on empty on Sunday night.
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If we can't, we will mechanically open the rams and remove the blowout preventer.
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The arrangement is totally different mechanically from an automatic transmission.
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- In a mechanical manner; by a mechanism; "this door opens mechanically"
- In a machinelike manner; without feeling; "he smiled mechanically"
- (Mechanical (character)) A mechanical is any of six characters in A Midsummer Night's Dream who perform the play-within-a-play Pyramus and Thisbe. ...
- (mechanical) Characteristic of someone who does manual labour for a living; coarse, vulgar; Related to mechanics (the branch of physics that deals with forces acting on mass); Related to mechanics (the design and construction of machines); Done by machine; Using mechanics (the design and ...
- (Mechanical) Camera-ready assembly of type, graphic and other copy complete with instructions to the printer. A hard mechanical consists of paper and/or acetate, is made using paste-up techniques, and may also be called an artboard, board or paste-up. ...
- (Mechanical) Postcards that have moving parts. It may be simple as a die cut top revealing a different idea of the previous image when opened. It could be as complicated as pulling a tab for a curtain to move and totally change pictures. ...
- (Mechanical) A term used to describe finished artwork that is camera ready for reproduction, including all type, photos, illustrations etc.
- (mechanical) A term for a camera-ready pasteup of artwork. It includes type, photos, line art, etc., all on one piece of artboard.
- (Mechanical) Camera ready art all contained on one board.
