Sentence examples for motion advanced from inspiring English sources
The motions produced by seismic waves would activate a clock, and the recording surface (which tracked ground motion) advanced 1 cm (0.04 inch) per second, which would allow a reader to establish the timing of an earthquake's onset as well as its duration.
April 9, 1816 Lusigny-sur-Barse, France August 5, 1872 near Cherbourg, France Charles-Eugène Delaunay, (born April 9, 1816, Lusigny-sur-Barse, Fr. died Aug. 5, 1872, near Cherbourg) French mathematician and astronomer whose theory of lunar motion advanced the development of planetary-motion theories.
Notable, as well, is that each of the five arguments from the properties, causes and effects of motion advanced in the Scholium has a clearly identifiable antecedent in De Gravitatione.
Male representatives on the Sormland County Council in Sweden should sit rather than stand while urinating in office restrooms, according to a motion advanced by the local Left Party.
Revolvers hold between 6 and 9 shells and advance by rotating in a clockwise motion, advancing through the chambers.
He thought of what lay ahead; the red tape, the interminable waits, the slow motion advance from desk to desk, and the irritatingly self-important manner of several minor officials.
The technology supporting the analysis of human motion has advanced dramatically.
Such a bit-plane-based hash facilitates accurate decoder-side motion estimation and advanced probabilistic motion compensation [31].
Collins announced Monday she will vote no on a procedural motion to advance the bill in its current form. .
Seven Democrats sided with all the Republicans in voting against the procedural motion to advance Adegbile's nomination: Sens. Heidi Heitkamp (N.D ., Joe Manchin (W.Va)., Mark Pryor (Ark)., John Walsh (Mont)., Joe Donnelly (Ind)., Bob Casey (Pa).
Humans may present a decrease in joint motion with advancing age [ 1] that has been associated with cross-linkage development between adjacent collagen fibrils and a decrease in the muscle mass, among others [ 36].
