Sentence examples for equal motion from inspiring English sources
The stance phase was divided into equal motion increments for which the position and orientation of the finite helical axes (FHA) were calculated relative to a tibial reference frame.
This tool can also be used to ensure that there is equal motion energy across all stimuli.
Derek Manford, the chairman, is himself a reformed male chauvinist: he opposed the equal-rights motion nine years ago (to his wife's displeasure), but says that the women have proved their worth by organising raffles, bingo and barbecues.
For a person moving with normal speed of motion equal to 3 5 km/h, the Doppler frequency shift caused by translating the locomotion of the human torso, is equal to Δ f D =190−316 Hz.
The rolling car has something that a stationary car does not have—it has kinetic energy of motion equal to the work required to achieve that state of motion.
The true space motion, equal to (222 + 202)1/2 or about 30 km per second, suggests that this star will make its closest approach to the Sun (at three light-years' distance) some 280 centuries from now.
If such a zero-velocity curve is closed, the particle cannot escape from the interior of the closed zero-velocity curve if placed there with the constant of the motion equal to the value used to construct the curve.
One does not know the absolute velocity of the ether, but as the Earth moves through its orbit around the Sun there should be a difference in ether velocity along and perpendicular to the Earth's motion equal to its speed.
For, in the absence of a prior definition of equal times, any motion whatever can be stipulated to be uniform.
There was an equal range of motion in both ankles in 62 out of 76 follow-up patients at the end of 1 year.
In it are many examples of calculating fundamental natural frequencies of free vibration of continuum systems (strings, bars, beams, membranes, plates) by assuming the mode shape, and setting the maximum values of potential and kinetic energy in a cycle of motion equal to each other.
