Sentence examples for motion through an from inspiring English sources

As dramatic first impressions go, it was hard to beat the sight of a fighter pilot striding in slow motion through an airplane hangar next to the "president" (Jimmy Smits).

Only specific context of macroblock is analyzed for motion which involves salient motion through an object-based coding architecture.

We use a monocular vision system and we compute motion through an homography obtained from automatically matched lines.

The principal challenge to formulation of a model is solution of the equations of fluid motion through an ensemble of solid particles which are randomly distributed to space.

A computational model is developed to study the effect of coupling of thermally activated and drag-dependent processes during dislocation motion through an array of obstacles in metals.

Galileo made original contributions to the science of motion through an innovative combination of experiment and mathematics.

Identification of the areas affected by ground motion through A-DInSAR data is generally based on visual inspection and hotspot or cluster analysis of average displacement rates.

Experimental results prove the relevance of this approach for the detection of the user motion intention through a measurement of the interaction force distribution.

The word streamlining, taken from engineering, is commonly defined as "the contouring of a body to reduce its resistance to motion through a fluid".

Earthquake-resistant structures absorb and dissipate seismically induced motion through a combination of means: damping decreases the amplitude of oscillations of a vibrating structure, while ductile materials (e.g., steel) can withstand considerable inelastic deformation.

But of course translating has its joys as well: moving in slow motion through a fictional world, exploring its dimmer recesses, listening to what echoes in it, handling rich vocabularies … Are there any writers in Spanish that you would especially like to translate, who haven't become known to the English-speaking world?