Sentence examples for description of moving from inspiring English sources
"One day you finally knew what you had to do, and began, though the voices around you kept shouting their bad advice," is Mary Oliver's description of moving away from the profane toward a deep sense of connectedness to the living world.
Table 2 Symbol definition for expectation value Symbol Description λ Number of moving objects per unit in the MOPNET field e Transmission range of each moving object in meters k Number of reports (i.e. broadcast size) p The probability that a moving object attempts to start a broadcast p ' The probability that a moving object starts per second T The volume of transmitted packets per second.
The summaries included a description of MOVE! treatment components for assessing implementation effectiveness.
There is a long description of grief, moving without being mawkish, which combines intellectual rigour with wild feeling; after this, the characters' need to make sense of the world is more than an academic challenge: it is psychologically overwhelming.
B. Dear Julie: When reading through your description of your moving scenario and your furnishings, the following thought came to the forefront: The combined living and dining setup of your new space requires that the dining room furniture that you decide to use must blend harmoniously with the living room furniture.
Classical description of the moving mass particle based on the Hermitian shape functions fails in the case of wave equations of motion.
Meanwhile, the method of speeded-up robust feature (SURF) is employed in the algorithm to provide a robust detection for image features as well as a better description of landmarks and of moving objects in visual SLAM system.
A description of the sound field of moving sources, in terms of the average intensity of the sound over time, is given.
He hasn't lived up to this description in the Hitler sense of moving troops aggressively across borders, but he certainly seizes opportunities that come his way.
Fluid quantities are represented on a grid (Eulerian description), and the immersed boundary is represented by a discrete collection of moving points (Lagrangian description).
