Sentence examples for discontinuous motion from inspiring English sources
The ones who saw the discontinuous motion looked longer when there was one object.
As long as the occlusion times are short enough, babies will construct a representation of a single continuously existing object over discontinuous motion.
In the discontinuous motion condition, each screen has an object hidden behind it.
Measurements with flat plate cooler and discontinuous motion of the displacer were conducted to verify some recommendations of Kolin in expectation of power output improvement.
The answer is quite simple: to every varying speed there corresponds a discontinuous motion, with times of rest between some of the atomic places occupied by the moving atoms (I Sent., q. 16, concl. 6).
They concluded that the assumption of Kolin related to the proportionality of speed to temperature difference is justified, but the expectation about improvement of the machine performance with discontinuous motion of the two pistons needs to be reviewed.
A network is globally rigid if its only continuous and discontinuous motions satisfying measurement constraints are those corresponding to translation, rotation, or reflection of the entire network.
These characteristics have been correlated with grain growth behavior: small grains tend to shrink faster than ideal grains, grains possessing short boundaries tend to stagnate, those undergoing discontinuous boundary motion show irregular behavior.
It has been found that the vast majority of this small fraction of grains shows one of four distinct characteristics: they possess low-angle boundaries, they are small, they possess short boundaries, or they exhibit discontinuous boundary motion.
Due to the discontinuous sampling process, motion error compensation becomes much more complex in SA-ISAR.
Second, Epicurus agreed that time too is discontinuous, as is motion: Simplicius (p. 934.23 30 Diels; translation in Konstan 1989) quotes him as affirming that it is untrue to say that an atom is moving over a minimum interval, but only that it has moved (some scholars maintain that this is a later innovation in the school; see especially Verde 2013).
