Sentence examples for motion freely from inspiring English sources

We study the liberation process for projections: (p,q)↦ pt,q)="(utput⁎,q) where ut is a free unitary Brownian motion freely independent from {p,q}.

The gameplay function of "drawing" or "painting" strokes on the screen led several journalists and gamers alike to believe that Ōkami would be well-suited for the Nintendo DS or Wii, both of which feature controls capable of creating drawing motions freely.

Unlike previous suit testers, which had to be supported mechanically and had a limited repertoire of motion, PETMAN will balance itself and move freely; walking, crawling and doing a variety of suit-stressing calisthenics during exposure to chemical warfare agents.

Krzanich announced onstage that the headset has six-degrees-of-freedom, a technical term which means you'll pretty much be able to move freely in VR without having your motions constricted.

Designed for Motion The device's simple, clean, cable-less design lets it move freely on smooth surfaces.

The motion of the wheeled cart is initially oscillating, whereas the rod can move freely giving rise to an under-actuated mechanical system.

The two then discovered the secret to Orbitz: When the fluid is in motion, its viscosity is roughly the same as water and the balls can move freely.

The algorithm is validated by considering stationary, forced motion and freely moving objects with both isothermal and freely variable temperature inside the object.

In order to study problems in dense suspensions, we couple the solution for the flow to the equations of motion for freely suspended particles in an implicit monolithic scheme.

An ancient rite of continuity within the Royal class reminded us of the days when kings and queens determined the fates of nations; and the swift, decisive action of President Obama showed us that world-changing events today can be put in motion by freely elected leaders from the humblest of beginnings.

The motion of freely diffusing ParA is relatively fast (D A-free >> D A ) leading to a uniform random distribution across the cytoplasm within seconds.