Sentence examples for motion order from inspiring English sources

Because, in absolute numbers, there were more peripheral items in our large numerosities than in our small ones, the visual system's inferior sensitivity to second-order motion might have caused the interaction that we observed between motion order and numerosity.

That is, the model would have to be redefined in such a way that its influence spheres would not only depend on density, but also on motion order (or item type).

A repeated-measures ANOVA on the logarithmically transformed data revealed a main effect of motion order (F 1,10) = 41.43, p<.001, ηp2 = .81); numerosity estimates were higher in first-order, than in second-order, motion (Figure 2, bottom panel).

In addition, there was an interaction between motion order and numerosity (F 20,200) = 1.92, p = .01, ηp2 = .16); the difference in numerosity estimation between the first- and second-order motion conditions was slightly larger at the high, than at the low, numerosities (Figure 2).

In Earthquake Scenario A, the ground motion order was such that the intensity roughly increased throughout the test, as if a number of weak or medium intensity motions were to precede a major catastrophic event, either in a sense of foreshocks or as independent events taking place in a relatively short period.

Upon this answer the court, on motion, ordered judgment fining the plaintiff in error for contempt.

Upon remand, on cross motions for summary judgment, the District Court denied the Secretary's motion, which renewed his objection to standing, and granted respondents' motion, ordering the Secretary to publish a new rule.

The Los Angeles City Council joined the protest on Tuesday when it unanimously passed a motion ordering the city's Human Relations Commission to review the episode and report back within 10 days.

Cummings also comes in for a major roasting in the committee's report after his failure to appear before it to answer questions, despite multiple summons (including an unprecedented House of Commons motion ordering him to appear — which he nonetheless also ignored).

He reminds us that astronomers, for a long time, were content with proving the "motions, order, and magnitude of the heavenly bodies".

The displays contain a number of features: first-order motion, second-order motion, motion direction, orientation, position, etc.