Sentence examples for motion may exist from inspiring English sources

It is obtained that different axial relative motion may exist in doublewalled carbon nanotubes.

During continuous motion there is evidence that a retinal contribution to motion may exist as a time locked wave of ganglion cell spike discharge across the retina ahead of the position of a continuously moving object (Berry et al. 1999).

But a darker motive may exist.

Still, forward motion may be the only choice.

Moreover, limited elbow motion may be observed.

In this instance, the technology allowed us to observe and track the patterns of movement of attending physicians during their rounds without observer interference, and three distinct time-motion patterns were identified; more may exist.

Its suspension point is fixed in the cart, so that it may exist a relative motion between cart and pendulum.

In this passage, he suggests that the thingness or essence of the end may exist prior to motion either as an object of cognition, or in another way, which is different from, but analogous to, existing as an object of cognition.

With respect to this interpretation of Avicenna, it is important to emphasize that, in his account of the priority of the final cause, he mentions that the thingness (or essence) of the end may exist prior to motion as an image in the soul "or as something analogous to that" (Avicenna MH: 228, trans. modified).

As the resonances are not separated much in frequency, there may exist values of the mean motion of the asteroid where both θ and θ′ would be angles of libration if either resonance existed in the absence of the other.

This possibility may exist in cases where continuously increasing energy is needed during motion acceleration.