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61 Automobile mechanics working in a poorly ventilated space may develop headaches from carbon monoxide exposure.

62 This was the way in which uncertainty asserted itself in Heisenberg's original formulation of quantum mechanics.

63 The whole point of quantum mechanics is that it has a different view of reality.

64 He doesn't trust car mechanics -- he thinks they're all trying to cheat him.

65 Yes, your garden-master was only a puppet, and yes, the mechanics of it were built by others in Spiderglass.

66 Currently, mechanics and drivers report to separate superintendents within each division.

67 The classes are designed for the uninitiated, starting with the basics of car mechanics.

68 Quantum mechanics, although now eighty years old, has shown no signs of transforming the school science curriculum.

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69 Up to this point in our discussion we have been preoccupied with the mechanics of the communication process.

70 For many novices, the mechanics of sending e-mail are a complicated matter.

71 Galileo's new mechanics enabled the Copernican system to be defended against some of the objections to it mentioned above.

72 The passages that follow illustrate the mechanics of this type of metaphor.

73 At the local level? 3 Briefly describe the mechanics of the Federal personal income tax.

74 The mechanics lost out, and the place became a research institute funded by subscribers who attended lectures.

75 Their cars must meet strict criteria, and are tested by our mechanics.

76 The formalism of quantum mechanics makes no distinction, in this respect,[sentencedict.com] between single particles and complicated systems of many particles.

77 This type of learning, a statistical mechanics method for solving complex optimization problems, has its basis in physics.

78 We don't yet have a complete and consistent theory that combines quantum mechanics and gravity.

79 He worked on it consistently - drafts exist outlining the ideas of the play, as well as the mechanics of its production.

80 Richard Feynman, said to be the greatest theoretical physicist of modern times, stated that no-one understands quantum mechanics.

81 He will tour the school's car maintenance department where pupils learn basic mechanics.

82 In telling you how it works we will have told you about the basic peculiarities of all quantum mechanics.

83 For the purpose of discussion we shall consider a conservative force in classical mechanics and we shall work in space only.

84 The twentieth-century writing curriculum, then, was focused on the particulars of usage, grammar, and mechanics.

85 We no more understand how biology emerges from physics than we understand how classical measuring apparatus emerges from quantum mechanics.

86 He may not understand the mechanics of cooking, but he certainly enjoys fine food.

87 Einstein, therefore, set to work to try to demolish the accepted version of quantum mechanics.

88 I employed men to look after them as I might employ mechanics.

89 Early quantum mechanics required that interactions between sub-nuclear particles and atoms occur in spaces which are free of energy and mass.

90 It doesn't really matter if you don't understand relativity and quantum mechanics, or even if these theories are incorrect.