Sentence examples for motions into from inspiring English sources

This requires that the manipulator be driven through the various motions needed to perform a given task, recording the motions into the robot's computer memory.

Seismographs are equipped with electromagnetic sensors that translate ground motions into electrical changes, which are processed and recorded by the instruments' analog or digital circuits.

Where the Wii requires hypersensitive hand-held controllers to translate body motions into on-screen action, Microsoft's Natal will require nothing more than the human body.

While the utility of calculus in explaining physical phenomena was immediately apparent, its use of infinity in calculations (through the decomposition of curves, geometric bodies, and physical motions into infinitely many small parts) generated widespread unease.

Watching the students struggle with drills like the classic wall move -- when a mime pretends to be feeling his way along a wall -- opening a door or doing an angry walk, happy saunter or a hurry-to-catch-a-bus walk illustrates how hard it is to translate everyday motions into silent performance without them looking forced and mechanical.

But all convey physical energy in suspension before its release, and how much Gaudier-Brzeska relished the challenge of translating transient motions into static material.The sources of his inspiration were broad, encompassing the Renaissance and antiquity, the African, Oceanic and Egyptian sculptures he saw in the British Museum, and the physical gestures of calligraphy.

(Generators are, basically, electric motors in reverse. They convert motion into electricity instead of electricity into motion.

Lichtenstein brings noise and narrative into painting, introducing time and motion into a still life.

Avedon also extended motion into narrative, in a way that seemed prescient of 1980s picture art.

"It just tumbled down, slow motion, into the river," she said.

A snake's slithering — how it translates wiggling motion into forward movement — has always been a bit of a mystery.