Sentence examples for motor performing from inspiring English sources

The Prius, with its little electric motor performing as a supplement to its petrol engine, is just a small step in that direction.

This integrated PT-ultrasonic motor performed reasonably without the use of electromagnetic transformer or inductor.

Austere solos like "Water Motor" (1978) and "Accumulation With Talking Plus Water Motor" (performed by Ms. Brown in a 1986 film of the same name directed by Jonathan Demme) are concerned with gestures and everyday movement, rigorously transformed into dance by phrasing and rhythm.

Measurements of the traveling wave taken by modal sensors show that the proposed motor performs better than traditional motors, offering a faster transient response in revolution speed and a more stable design.

At the cellular level, kinesin motors perform a variety of functions during cell division and within the mitotic spindle to ensure that chromosomes are segregated with the highest fidelity possible.

As the racers file out into the dead-of-night stillness, they talk quietly about how their cars handled in the turns or whether their motors performed up to expectation.

This approach proposes a unique assessment of CMI as well as allowing analysis of dual task interference from two cognitive tasks (cognitive-cognitive interference) or two motor tasks (motor-motor) performed simultaneously.

At 4 weeks of age, a pre-assessment of motor performances was performed.

The load-independent step occurred at a rate of 249±3 s−1, corresponding to a gliding velocity of ∼2 µm/s if the motor performs steps of 8 nm.

This means that the non-motor protein subunits are not provided with the energy to make a stepping motion; this raises questions about how the Kar3 motor protein moves along the microtubule, and whether this affects the roles the motor performs.

In "Water Motor," Ms. Brown, performing live under Jennifer Tipton's clarifying lighting, is all detail and nuance in a foot-pawing, wrist-flicking dance in which she seems to turn herself inside out.