Sentence examples similar to a inertia from inspiring English sources

"There's an inertia, a 10-year period of time when the contradicted procedure continues to be practiced".

"The show has a cachet and an inertia that set the pace, but sometimes it throws me a curve," he said.

Shi and Eberhart introduced a new parameter, an inertia weight w, to balance the exploration and exploitation [71, 78].

Our simulation, without such receptor adaptation, shows that oscillatory growth cones paths can already arise as a result of an inertia of the steering dynamics.

Next, a model with only a long capillary tube passage (an inertia track) is examined.

We used an inertia tracker fixed onto a camera.

Your fear of failure is an inertia when you meet a potential customer.

That is not an innovation nation – it's an inertia nation.

For example, the European draft code (ENTSO-E) requires an inertia response from power plants above an agreed size.

Loading is an inertia body force due to rotation and a constant temperature field throughout the disk.

But the tidy piles of debris – an estimated 23m tonnes of it – also point to an inertia that hangs over the north-east coast.