Sentence examples for layers moving from inspiring English sources
Mr. Zammuto likes his music stratified, with different layers moving at different speeds, nested mathematically.
Because of its unique structure, electrons could flow across the lattice unimpeded by other layers, moving with extraordinary speed and freedom.
Turner suspects that Polaris is pulsing in a simpler way, with both inner and outer layers moving in the same direction, a hypothesis that his team revived in 2005.
Viscosity growth during the experiment is due to the beginning of the solid phase nucleating seeds in solution and fluctuation contacts of mixed up macromolecules of wax of bound layers moving at different velocity in gap of the measuring system as decrease in temperature.
Electrochemical kinetic simulations by the patch-adaptive strategy outlined in the previous parts of this series of papers can be computationally expensive in the extreme cases of very thin boundary layers, moving fronts, or models defined over multiple spatial subintervals having disparate scales.
In regions without layers, moving particles induce scratches.
This skirt from the current range is beautifully fitted, but it's the way the two layers move, creating an ever-changing pattern, that really makes it special.
The bottom layer is bolted to the floor, and the upper layers move horizontally on ball bearings in different directions — east-west and north-south — while springs keep them from sliding too far.
"Earth Dances," of the mid-80's, has a more geological sound, weighty with low brass and percussion, as musical layers move over one another with the ruthless determination of rock strata while woodwinds fuse in lament.
However, the position of SiGe layers moves closer to Si, and the broadening of contour features are ncreased with increasing the growth temperature.
Whereas, the porous SiGe layer formation on Si(100) began from the sample edges and the boundary between the continuous and porous layers moved slowly to the sample center with the rate of ~10 μm/min.
