This allows us to exploit the inherently two-dimensional character of vehicle motion while still retaining some of the accuracy benefits of a fully three-dimensional approach.
Using a Simulink model of a twelve meter America's Cup yacht, some aspects of the nonlinear character of yacht motion are presented.
Although stepwise translocation was found to naturally occur in several nanopore systems, only in a few, the character of the motion could be externally controlled.
This gives the matrix form of the Frenet equations of the Euclidean plane:, where C(R) ≡ R R−1 is the Cartan matrix of the rotation R, thereby eliminating the external fixed frame and emphasizing the local intrinsic character of this motion.
Her novels feel English in their matter-of-fact expertness, their quickness to set a large cast of characters in motion, their disinclination to moralize, and their subordination of psychological and natural detail to a colorful social weave.
The decoupling of the conformational broadening dynamics between different regions of the protein induced by the H87V mutation clearly indicates that the apparent global character of the motions in this timeframe proposed in previous relaxation studies [ 13, 14, 16] is coincidental.
Despite the mechanistic, non-teleological character of Descartes' analysis of motion and bodily interactions, there are many seemingly metaphysical and qualitative traits in Cartesian physics that do not sit comfortably with his brand of reductionism (i.e., that material bodies are simply extension and its modes).
He began to study character animation, Isaac Newton's laws of motion, and took inspiration from artists whose work explores the intersection of science and nature, like Paul Klee, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Karl Blossfeldt, and M.C.
The third character indicates whether the direction of motion in S1 is the same as the direction of motion in S2 or different.
