mechanically

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• The federal legislation also would prohibit the use of mechanical and chemical restraints.

• Peale was apprenticed to a saddler at age 13, but spent almost as much time tinkering with mechanical devices of all sorts as he did saddling.

• He is a mechanical engineer who has had a long career at Dassault.

• Just months before mechanical engineering student Desmond Koney was due to graduate from college, his father died suddenly, leaving Desmond a struggling pineapple farm on the outskirts of Accra, Ghana’s capital.

• It’s jam-packed with over 17,000 sensors tuned to mechanical forces alone, not to mention sensors for temperature and pain.

• “Keeping in contact with those people, and mechanically getting them to the trial, those are the hard parts,” Risner said.

• What about allowing a school to manually or "mechanically" restrain students?

• “First we targeted the tanks and the jeeps with IEDs,” he said mechanically, as if recalling a combat briefing.

• All this work serves to paint the actors and the action as very mechanically convincing.

• This process can be mechanically assisted by deep belly massages and, yes, colonic irrigation.

• He did not once look back at her; his face seemed full of thought, his hands acting as it were mechanically.

• Now and then he touched one with his long and sallow fingers, lifted its cover, then let it drop mechanically.