Sentence examples for motion because of from inspiring English sources

The Republican is restricted in his range of motion because of injuries sustained during the Vietnam war.

Only one set of eigenvectors needs to be calculated to decouple the equations of motion because of the symmetrical properties.

These regions often suffer a significant loss of life during strong ground motion because of lack of seismic-resistant housing.

I had the best time teaching rotational motion because of the possibilities that topic provides, and I am sure the students did, too.

A.: The museum, also known as the Hall of Motion because of its many visitor-operated machines, left Rockefeller Center in May 1949.

I set it in motion because of my resentment [at being pushed out of the band] but once these things are started it becomes this unstoppable thing.

For this reason, he places the section on the divisibility of matter in between his treatment of eternity and of motion, "because some of the points to be raised about indivisibles will prepare us for the question of movement".

Ray Harryhausen was a master of stop-motion because of his command of this time-bending imagination.

Moreover, the rotor blades undergo complex unsteady motions because of the necessity to balance moments; they are elastic as well.

Li and Pi [17] gave a result that terahertz radar system could be very helpful to observe some slight micro-motion because of its short wavelength, huge bandwidth, and obvious micro-Doppler shift [18].

Thus, although it appears to work correctly, the Hi-net sensor cannot accurately record large ground motions, because of the stroke limitation (Fig. 1c).