Sentence examples for motion to counter from inspiring English sources
More important, it's a departure from the passel of touch-screen smart phones cranked out by everyone from Samsung to Research In Motion to counter Apple's slick iPhone.
In response to the legislation, Government Senator Jim Walsh put forward a party motion to counter the Bill.
Use a prying motion to counter resistant shell.
Digital equipment can read a recorded image and make adjustments to compensate for movement, while mechanical optical systems can keep an image centered and in focus by using motion sensors that move the lens to counter unwanted motion.
SO why didn't Nokia move more quickly to counter Apple and Research in Motion in smartphones?
There are technical reasons why OIS isn't all that effective in point-and-shoot cameras but the simple explanation is that the devices are low-mass, the lens is tiny and so is the amount of 'throw' that it has to move back and forth to counter your hand motions.
Don't follow your instinct of fighting this by trying to counter the motion in order to stay erect.
However, in our opinion, it was more difficult to slow down the frequency of oscillation, simply because no human could passively cause the hand to have a negative stiffness, rather, any human would need to actively exert forces on the force-feedback device to counter its motion such that its frequency of oscillation decreased.
Therefore, the angular control precision of the motors is expected to be well improved by refining the E-field control program and circuit, enhancing the surface smoothness of the bearings, and implementing mechanisms to counter the Brownian motions of the nanorotors.
His refusal to ascend the platform due to his realisation that "the debate was not neutral" was seized upon as evidence of Murray's moral bankruptcy and inability to counter the group's motion.
The idea: Anticipate body motion before it happens, and stiffen the suspension to counter roll in corners, nose-diving during hard braking and nose lift during hard acceleration.
