mechanical

Almost as soon as she had arrived at the hospital she needed help breathing with a mechanical ventilator, a sign of “how sick her lungs already were,” said Elizabeth Malsin, a pulmonary and critical care specialist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

He once told me that he only vaguely understood “the mechanical aspects of sex” until he was in his early twenties.

Three of the six members of the group work on the channel full time, but Sep has a full time job as a mechanical engineer.

There is something about a firefight at night, something about the mechanical elegance of an M-60 machine gun.

As a result, the images can be much more detailed and the equipment less subject to mechanical problems.

These are, in mechanical terms, simple fixes; politically, a nigh-impossible slog.

Man is far superior in dealing with numbers and also with tools and mechanical things.

A mechanical banjo suddenly added its metallic noise to the din, fit music, it seemed, for such obscene company.

No insignificant proof this of the mechanical skill of the eleventh century.

At this stage Watt himself was more fertile in mechanical inventions than in any other portion of his busy life.

The circumstances to which I allude date back to the Exposition of 1844, when I submitted my automata and mechanical curiosities.