Sentence examples for motion which results from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, causes high molecular motion, which results in an increase in the transport phenomenon, thereby reducing the concentration distributions in the fluid flow.

Now, let us view the ith point in the scene as a point target having a motion which results in defocusing along the cross-range direction.

Due to this non-constant rotational speed, terms with time-dependent coefficients appear in the equation of motion, which results in parametric instability.

The experimental results showed that both enhanced and deteriorative mass transfer phenomena could be induced by roll motion, which results from the combined effect involving the operating conditions, packing types and sea states.

The source of these mismatches is unknown, but may be due to eye motion (which results in imperfectly circular en face cone projections), true variations in cone aperture size, optical blur, or segmentation error.

It also made him realize the Earth's environment had become "Katrina in slow motion", which resulted in the launch of one of the biggest corporate sustainability initiatives in history.

For another clue, "travelling ghost", I focused on using the city lights to create motion, which resulted in some very interesting shots.

This non-constant angular velocity brings about terms with time dependent coefficients in the equations of motion which result in the existence of parametric instability.

In 1948 an overhaul of the metric system was set in motion which resulted in the development of the "Practical system of units" which, on its publication in 1960, was given the name "The International System of Units".

One reason for this might be pain, another could be that the soft dough allowed an increased range of motion which resulted in increased strength.

The similar pattern observed for IVV y and η p seems to confirm the possible link between IVV y and the sideways hand pattern motion, which resulted in a high η p. This may also account for the larger contribution of η p than IVV y.