Mechanical
Mechanical adjective - Done instantly and without conscious thought or decision.
Scientific and mechanical are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scientific" instead an adjective "Mechanical".
Scientific
Scientific adjective - Conforming with the principles or methods used in science.
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Mechanical and scientific are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mechanical" instead an adjective "Scientific".
Nearby Word: scientifically
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The most common is that it was a massive database on how to build anything given basic tools and resources without any real mechanical or scientific skill, but the last working system was lost millenia before the founding of the Imperium.
Source: Black Box - As a nod to Real Life lions (although they actually come in all the colors and fur patterns of felines), the males are aggressive warriors while the females are intelligent, political plotters, and adept at mechanical and scientific endeavors.
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Ancient Greece had a great deal of scientific thinkers, the capacity to build complex mechanical devices, and even developed a simple steam engine.
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