Sentence examples for moving uniformly from inspiring English sources

"It seems the cases are moving uniformly down the same track, and that is that such laws are unconstitutional.

When Einstein first formulated the principle in his revolutionary 1905 paper, he restricted "all observers" to those who were moving uniformly relative to one another — that is, in a straight line and at a constant speed.

Einstein proposed in 1905 that all laws of physics, not solely those of mechanics, must take the same form for observers moving uniformly relative to one another, however rapidly.

It also follows that any other frame of reference moving uniformly relative to an inertial frame is also an inertial frame.

The stability problem of two oscillators moving uniformly along an Euler Bernoulli beam on a viscoelastic foundation has been studied.

The eigenfrequencies of a two-mass oscillator moving uniformly along a string on a visco-elastic foundation are analysed.

Only from the equant, an imaginary point at distance 2e from Earth, would the planet appear to move uniformly.

A second tradition, deriving from Claudius Ptolemy, solved this problem by postulating three mechanisms: uniformly revolving, off-centre circles called eccentrics; epicycles, little circles whose centres moved uniformly on the circumference of circles of larger radius (deferents); and equants.

The poet WC Williams put it well, though he was talking about baseball: The crowd at the ball game is moved uniformly by a spirit of uselessness which delights them – all the exciting detail of the chase and the escape, the error the flash of genius – all to no end save beauty the eternal… Sports are wonderfully pointless.

Here's how the leaderboard looks after the opening round... -5: Furyk, Scott -4: Hearn, Westwood -3: Garrigus, Casey, Kuchar, Fraser, Piercy, Day... and we leave the last word to William Carlos Williams: The crowd at the ball game is moved uniformly by a spirit of uselessness which delights them See you tomorrow!

If the whole country moved uniformly in line with the overall council results, the Conservative lead of 38% to Labour's 29% might be only just enough to put them ahead in Commons seats, so great is the current anti-Tory bias in the electoral system.