Sentence examples for momentum when compared from inspiring English sources
The most significant criticism of the hypothesis was its apparent inability to explain the Sun's relative lack of angular momentum when compared to the planets.
Post-World War II, "London Street Photography" loses some of its momentum (at least when compared with the renaissance of American street photography seen in "City Scenes," from Garry Winogrand and Robert Frank to Bruce Davidson and Nan Goldin).
Why does the Free Snowden movement seem to have so much momentum and energy when compared to the effort to free Chelsea Manning?
However, even in the case of equal diffusivities the present procedure gives CPU time and memory occupation savings, due to the increased gradients and more intermittent behaviour of the scalars when compared to momentum.
The momentum though positive is considerably reduced when compared to the non-crisis period.
"We need to build on this recent momentum and continue closing the Obama recovery's private-sector jobs gap when compared to average recoveries," Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Tex)., the top House Republican on the Joint Economic Committee, said Friday.
Our portfolios, when compared to our peers and benchmarks, have more exposure to momentum investments.
This paper illustrates the implementation of a combined momentum-blade element theory for light and moderately loaded marine propellers and highlights its relevance, when compared to other more complex procedures, for their design and analysis.
Note how the styles look when compared.
When comparing the log j distribution derived here to those for other clusters, we find that it is consistent with a population of stars draining angular momentum into disks.
