Sentence examples for concepts of motion from inspiring English sources
In this article, firstly, the concepts of motion transfer that facilitate this combined operation are discussed.
The chapter also discusses concepts of motion planning distances and cellular automata distances; further briefs distances in control theory.
However, there is evidence in extant literature that human concepts of motion in space and the representation of spatial relationships is a class of knowledge that frequently recruits modal simulation and that the body should thus serve as an inroads to promoting domain-relevant understanding of spatial concepts.
This context effect has been observed with other science misconceptions; for example, in physics where Mildenhall and Williams (2001) found that students' use of Aristotelian or Newtonian concepts of motion was not consistent and, in fact, depended on the magnitudes of the quantities (forces, masses, etc).
The creation of Illinois marked a shift in Stevens' emphasis on songwriting and studio work toward live performance and more abstract concepts of motion and sound subsequent tours and albums emphasized electronic music and modern dance over the indie folk material on Michigan and Illinois.
Just as √2 was a challenge to the Greeks' concept of number, Zeno's paradoxes were a challenge to their concept of motion.
Sequence again involves the concept of motion; the row of windows is said "to run along" the facade or is "rhythmically" designed.
The idea of an inverse-square law for gravity had been toyed with in England by physicist Robert Hooke, architect Sir Christopher Wren, and astronomer Edmond Halley, but they had been unable to assemble all the necessary concepts the law of attraction, the concept of motion under an impressed force, and the linking mathematics—into a finished product.
Newton's Scholium reflects his idea that the concept of motion in the Principia ought to cohere with the laws of motion he endorses.
Weyl provided a general conceptual/mathematical clarification of the concept of motion that applies to any spacetime theory that is based on a differential manifold.
