Sentence examples for motion of its from inspiring English sources

"It incorporates this information in motion of its wings," Pudzens explains.

The origin, obviously, is in the way a chicken searches for food, snatching up kernels with a striking motion of its beak.

A number of MPs and senior party figures supported a wrecking amendment that would have robbed the motion of its primary purpose, opponents said.

Pemberton was a six-story brick edifice, built in 1853, which, Wineapple writes, actually swayed with the motion of its looms.

Like many other extra-solar planets, HD 40307g was found by observing wobbles in the motion of its parent star caused by the tug of its gravity.

From the atomic viewpoint the total energy of a body may be divided into two portions: on the one hand, the external energy consisting of the potential energy associated with its position and the kinetic energy of motion of its centre of mass and its spin; and, on the other, the internal energy due to the arrangement and motion of its constituent atoms.

But Jerry Zaks's production often gives the impression of merely going through the motions of its gag-laden, sentimental plot.

In the biggest of these tests, 2 years ago, the spacecraft was put through the motions of its 9-day encounter, somewhere in the void between Uranus and Neptune, its instruments successfully returning precisely framed pictures of empty space.

The explanation of the correlation among the motions of its parts is not a common cause explanation, but the fact that in 'equilibrium' the myriad connections between its parts make it act as a unit.

The precise details of how myosin-V coordinates the biochemical reactions and mechanical motions of its two head elements to engineer effective processive molecular motion along actin filaments remain unresolved.

It made no sense to strip a song that lived and died on its forward-motion of its beat.