Sentence examples for a wandering of from inspiring English sources
A wandering of the rotation axis had been predicted by Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler in 1765.
On the other hand, Holmes 9 described a visual disorientation syndrome in soldier patients with bilateral PPC lesions highlighting, in addition to a complete deficit for visually guided reach-to-grasp movements (optic ataxia), a wandering of gaze in search for peripheral objects and a difficulty maintaining fixation.
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His stories of a wandering youth, of the life he might have led or might still lead are haunting.
A wandering series of steppingstones, recycled shards of concrete from the old garden, leads past raised herb and vegetable beds to a birch reading grove.
The West was severely shaken in 410, when the city of Rome was sacked by the Visigoths, a wandering nation of Germanic peoples from the northeast.
They remembered a wandering childhood of nameless places, an existence in tents and silent nighttime crossing of borders, the unceasing search for somewhere better.
He becomes a wandering ascetic of ancient India, like many others, and the appeal and growth of his religion has no adequate explanation.
The New York Times is not a wandering inhabitant of the world's chaotic and interlinked digital landscapes.
He probably was a wandering minstrel of burgher origin, born perhaps in Swabia.
Assume that (Isubset S^{1}) is a wandering interval of f.
