Mexanizmlr

Mexanizmlər is the Azerbaijani plural form of mexanizm, meaning a mechanism. In contexts where diacritics are omitted, it may appear as mexanizmlr. A mechanism is a system of parts that interact to produce a specific effect, such as motion, force transfer, or an informational outcome. The term is used across many disciplines to describe how things work, not only in physical devices but also in abstract or organizational contexts.

Mechanisms are categorized by domain. Mechanical mechanisms include gears, levers, linkages, cams, and bearings that transmit motion and change direction or speed. Electromechanical and electronic mechanisms combine physical components with sensors, actuators, and control electronics to implement controlled behavior. Chemical mechanisms describe stepwise reaction pathways and catalysts that explain how substances transform during a reaction. Biological mechanisms refer to the processes by which cells, tissues, and organisms achieve functions, such as enzyme catalysis, signaling pathways, or motor control. Social and organizational mechanisms refer to the rules and structures that generate outcomes within institutions and systems.

In engineering and science, mechanisms are analyzed using kinematics, dynamics, and modeling to understand movement, timing, efficiency, and control. Common representations include diagrams, schematics, and, where appropriate, mathematical models or simulations. The term is also used in pharmacology and medicine as “mechanism of action” to describe how a drug produces its effects. Overall, mexanizmlər describe the orderly arrangements by which components interact to produce a desired result, whether in machines, organisms, or social systems.