Sentence examples for movements of tiny from inspiring English sources

By using slow movements of large wings in a viscous medium, they were able to mathematically analyze the fast movements of tiny wings in air.

"Constant Speed," by the Rambert Dance Company will set E = mc2 and Einstein's investigations into Brownian motion -- the constant, random movements of tiny particles -- to the movement of dancers.

Is the technology that translates a surgeon's hand movements into more precise movements of tiny instruments considered a robot?

In one focusing technique, sensors measure the random movements of tiny subatomic particles and then use electric fields to nudge those atoms back in line.

He peers at a large, monochromatic radar console, tracking the movement of tiny tagged blips moving slowly across the screen.

Brownian motion, first observed in 1827 by the Scottish botanist Robert Brown, is the continuous movement of tiny particles suspended in water.

In humans, sound waves traveling through the air hit the eardrum, causing the movement of tiny bones and vibrations of tiny hair cells in the inner ear.

All day in a control room at the hub, a big wall map, reminiscent of those in movie depictions of military war rooms, has shown the movement of lots of tiny dots, most of them representing FedEx planes wending their way toward Memphis.

Last summer, I described a few of the struggles of listening to classical music on Spotify: sorting through randomized movements of symphonies; scrutinizing tiny reproductions of an album cover for clues about who is playing; searching elsewhere on the Internet for information.

However, displays that make use of tiny movements to manipulate colors might not require this continuous electrical input, giving them additional hours between charges.

And then there is Abu Hamdan's project: a "speculative fiction" called A Convention of Tiny Movements, a fact-based projection of the future of surveillance.