Sentence examples for motion at varying from inspiring English sources

No period of its existence discloses either total rejection of or abject surrender to other cultural and political structures but rather a tension, with the focal point always in motion at varying rates.

Two different conditions are investigated; initially the treadmill is fixed and then it is laterally driven in a sinusoidal motion at varying combinations of frequencies (0.33 1.07 Hz) and amplitudes (4.5 48 mm).

Formulations for modelling tridirectional spatial ground motions at varying site conditions are first derived.

According to the recommendations of FEMA P-695 (2009), 40 earthquake ground motion records at varying hazard levels from 20 earthquake events are selected from the PEER NGA-WEST2 (Ancheta et al. 2012, 2013; Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center 2015) database (Table 1).

Network inhomogeneities and cooperative motion were analyzed at varying the cross-linker concentration and the polymer volume fraction.

In this paper, we propose a new design of spatial-based repetitive control for rotational motion systems required to operate at varying speeds and subject to spatially periodic disturbances.

A study was done on 20 healthy male subjects to measure perceived discomforts at varying joint motions in sitting and standing postures.

Palm, Google, Microsoft, Nokia and Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry, are all at varying stages of developing and introducing their own iPhone-like devices and software, along with easily accessible stores for the small programs known as applications, or apps, that run on those devices.

He seemed to have a hitch in his throwing motion and it caused the ball to leave his hand at varying spots.

We have chosen 11 videos from the data set at varying levels of complexity in terms of the motion characteristics, occlusion, and clutter (due to illumination changes).

In the PET data, there were different levels of subject motion and a range of signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) due to competitive binding of the drug at varying doses.