Sentence examples for motion is interpreted from inspiring English sources
The significance of the various components of excitation and motion is interpreted in terms of the source descriptor, a quantity defined on a power basis.
The effect of salt motion is interpreted on the structure and geometry of faults and sediment layering.
This specific pattern of pelvic motion is interpreted as a compensatory mechanism to save some hip internal rotation and extension, both possibly painful in the impinging hip.
If the two fingers are moved in parallel, their motion is interpreted as a single touch point which induces the same rotation as XY rotate.
This motion was interpreted as due to the venting of the brain and CSF through the tentorial notch and foramen magnum during the systolic arterial expansion [ 156].
It is generally true that stars of later spectral types show both greater dispersions and greater values for solar motion, and this characteristic is interpreted to be the result of a mixture of orbital properties for the later spectral types, with increasingly large numbers of stars having more highly elliptical orbits.
The overall behavior of the observed ion motion parallel to magnetic field lines is interpreted as perturbation caused by neutral wind driven by auroral arcs.
One possibility is that the succession of sounds is interpreted differently by the blind, possibly more as apparent motion, and this interferes with the spatial representation.
18 Radial diffusivity measures motion of water molecules perpendicular to fibres, and an increase of radial diffusivity is interpreted as abnormalities in myelinated membranes.
This is interpreted as an application of the concept of impetus to the motion of the celestial spheres.
At least the brighter member of such a binary can be seen to have a continuously changing periodic velocity that alters the wavelengths of its spectral lines in a rhythmic way; the velocity curve repeats itself exactly from one cycle to the next, and the motion can be interpreted as orbital motion.
