Sentence examples for moving under a from inspiring English sources

Part III, "Tabula Rasa," offers eight dancers moving under a glowing set of light tubes, and it shows Mr. Forsythe's influence in its juxtapositions of groups and solos, its extreme articulations and speed.

They have the best hearing in the bird world — some owls, like the great gray, can hear a mouse moving under a foot of snow or more and swoop down and capture it without ever seeing it.

Newton's use of the calculus in the Principia is illustrated by proposition 11 of Book I: if the orbit of a particle moving under a centripetal force is an ellipse with the centre of force at one focus, then the force is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the centre.

Sakiadis (1961) was the pioneer of studying the boundary layer flow over a stretched surface moving under a constant velocity.

moving under a joint external potential V(r) as well as under the so-called quantum potential influence: V Q r = − ℏ 2 2 m ∇ r 2 R r R r (10).

The migration activation parameters for the investigated curved ⟨10¯10⟩ tilt boundaries moving under a capillary driving force were distinctly different from the corresponding parameters obtained for magnetically driven ⟨10¯10⟩ tilt boundaries with similar misorientation angle.

The Hofstadter butterfly represents the energy spectrum of an electron moving under an extreme magnetic field.

Consider a particle moving under an arbitrary central force F1(r) whose magnitude depends only on the distance r between the particle and a fixed center.

Newton's derivation begins with a particle moving under an arbitrary central force F1(r); the motion of this particle under this force is described by its radius r(t) from the center as a function of time, and also its angle θ1 t).

- Health Professional ID05 I personally I think … we are still moving under an umbrella of … not wanting to accept that these people are there.

When Kambouroglou's savings ran out, he moved under a bridge in Athens.