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electromechanically

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  • adverb in an electromechanical way

Etymologies

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electromechanical +‎ -ly

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Examples

  • After I gathered my thoughts here in the Paris of the Palmtrees, I likened the whole experience of being in the US to a shiny, flashy pinball machine: where being propelled in crazy directions, being jolted and electromechanically bumped and flipped ... is a good thing, it means you're in it, it means you're goin 'places.

    Yanqui Mike Skowronek: Blogging The DNC For Buenos Aires Expats 2008

  • Power for the remote-activated receiver is generated electromechanically through the movement of body muscle.

    The Reinvention of Privacy 2001

  • Power for the remote-activated receiver is generated electromechanically through the movement of body muscle.

    The Reinvention of Privacy 2001

  • Power for the remote-activated receiver is generated electromechanically through the movement of body muscle.

    The Reinvention of Privacy 2001

  • Power for the remote-activated receiver is generated electromechanically through the movement of body muscle.

    The Reinvention of Privacy 2001

  • The asynchronous machine is the sole rotating electric machine in which the transmission of electric energy to the rotor does not ensue electromechanically but inductively.

    5. Asynchronous motors Hans-Friedrich Hoyer 1991

  • With the move to the larger units, the turbines are either hydraulically or electromechanically controlled but, with areas such as China where 90 percent of the wind plants are electromechanical, there is a general trend toward electromechanical solutions.

    Engineering Hardware-Software 2010

  • Braille displays use electromechanically controlled pins, as opposed to the lights in a conventional computer monitor, to convey information.

    Scientific American 2010

  • Boost is varied electromechanically as a function of speed.

    Autoblog 2010

  • After graduating, Resnick became a professor in the MIT Media Lab, where he began developing a Logo-like system that would allow children to program robots built from Lego bricks with electromechanically activated moving parts.

    WebWire | Recent Headlines 2010

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