mechanical effects

There can be, indeed, little doubt that in mountainous regions the mechanical effects are largely predominant.

Folds (anticlines and synclines) and faults are the principal mechanical effects considered under structure.

Analogous to this are the mechanical effects of the different ends of an electrical current in the living tissue.

The ganglion-cell seems the only place where such mechanical effects could be stored up.

We have already alluded to another point of view from which these mechanical effects were considered.