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mech·a·nisms
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mechanisms
Plural of mechanism.
There is a single mechanism and a variety of mechanisms to achieve what we need as a team.
Submitted by MaryC on November 22, 2015
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The numerical value of mechanisms in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
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The numerical value of mechanisms in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of mechanisms in a Sentence
We are reaching a potential breaking point in our programmes where if we don't receive further funding soon, many of our programmes and particularly our cash assistance programmes to internally displaced Yemenis may have to stop, we are seeing a growing number of families resorting to harmful coping mechanisms such as begging, child labour and marrying of children to survive.
I think this behavior is so simple, so primitive that I think the machinery that drives the mice will be very similar to the machinery that drives humans as well, but, of course, we need to do further studies on those [mechanisms] in humans or other primates, to see whether this is the case there.
The membrane tensioning phase of sunshield deployment is especially challenging because there are complex interactions between the structures, the tensioning mechanisms, the cables and the membranes, this was the hardest part to test on the ground, so it feels awesome to have everything go so well today.
There are number of mechanisms by which higher fiber intakes can contribute to successful aging, fiber is associated with increased satiety and fiber food sources typically have low energy density, thereby reducing the risk of weight gain, obesity and associated chronic disease.
Countries need to invest more in other mechanisms to share the cost of shocks, some form of cross-country risk-sharing is essential to help reduce adjustment costs for those countries and prevent recessions from leaving deep and permanent scars.
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