Sentence examples for motion derived from from inspiring English sources
The governing differential equations of motion, derived from Hamilton's principle, are solved using the Frobenius method.
Moreover if things move themselves, it would be unreasonable to suppose that in only one kind of motion is their motion derived from themselves.
He created a system of movable cards that would show whether the motion derived from the table or the participants (it was them, of course).
This paper briefly describes how three generic spatio-temporal energy models have been extended to predict motion derived from two-component stimuli.
Using a stochastic model of storm motion derived from historic tracks, this paper explores the relationship between lead time and track uncertainty for Atlantic hurricanes and the implications of this relationship for evacuation decisions.
The effects of strain rate, which are of paramount relevance in blast problems, are taken into consideration by introducing time-variable coefficients into the equations of motion derived from the two models.
The 15-PCA solution is thus closer to the geocenter motions derived from other space-geodetic techniques.
The group vibrational heat capacities were calculated based on the chemical structure and molecular vibrational motions derived from infrared and Raman spectroscopy.
In this paper, we present a comparison between the strong-motion data available from the stations operating on the swampy site of Pointe-à-Pitre Pointe-à-Pitre Pointe-à-Pitres derived from 1D non-lineairportte element simulandons.
Our model is underpinned by plate motions derived from reconstructing the seafloor-spreading history of the ocean basins and motions of the continents and utilizes a hybrid absolute reference frame, based on a moving hotspot model for the last 100 Ma, and a true-polar wander corrected paleomagnetic model for 200 to 100 Ma.
In this work, to obtain a more realistic representation of motion, we developed a series of individual-specific XCAT phantoms, modeling non-rigid respiratory and non-rigid body motions derived from the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) acquisitions of volunteers.
