Sentence examples for motion of which from inspiring English sources
Eudoxus of Cnidus constructed the first Greek theory of planetary motion of which any details are known.
The first of these utilized a heated pyramidal stylus, the motion of which was controlled by an electrical signal from a scanning photocell, to penetrate a plastic plate to a distance inversely proportional to the optical density of copy, thus burning out varying areas from the plate surface.
Alterations in these small, interior motions produce what we call "deliberation," the last motion of which is the will that produces voluntary motion.
The stochastic response of a rigid mass, the motion of which is restrained by Coulomb friction, is examined.
A hanging curtain is replaced by an equivalent membrane, the equation of motion of which is derived.
The Reconfigurable Robotics Lab at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne is working on this versatile technology, specifically a tubular muscle made of elastic materials, the motion of which can be tightly controlled.
His observations were typically precise: "Observe the motion of the surface of the water, which resembles that of hair, which has two motions, of which one is caused by the weight of the hair, the other by the direction of the curls".
Thus, in the comparisons we use 13 components that include the P-wave first motions, of which two typical components are displayed in Fig. 5.
As an example, the statistical properties of back scattering from bubbles beneath the sea surface, the random motions of which are caused by waves, are studied.
The gray population centered at the origin consists of the low energy electrons, while the pink nongyrotropic population is composed of the accelerated electrons, gyro motions of which are mainly in the Y direction near the electron separatrix.
Experiments have shown that a cantilevered pipe conveying fluid, the limit-cycle motions of which (beyond the Hopf bifurcation) interact with motion-limiting non-linear constraints, exhibits region of chaotic motions.
