In the conventional way of understanding Newtonian mechanics, whether the spring will oscillate depends on whether, and to what extent, at the moment in question, it is rotating with respect to absolute space.
May be modified for skewness to the right or left Increase (decrease) to maximum (minimum) and then decrease (increase) e1t n sin(t + e2) + e3 Oscillatory Oscillates depending on n, n ≥ 0 (n ≤ 0) with decreasing (increasing) amplitude Catastrophes Discontinuities indicated Sudden changes in intensity.
I spent college constantly oscillating between versions of myself depending on what crowd I'd be seeing that night.
Her annual wages from non-permanent contracts in the past few years have oscillated between $21,000 and $24,000 depending on how many classes she's been given to teach.
The natural circulation flow characteristics in the primary system showed an oscillating behavior depending on the heat removal rate of the steam generators.
Analysis of motion of this system exemplifies how the method of direct separation of motions (Blekhman (2000) [7]) can be applied for solving equations with fast oscillating terms depending on the velocities.
The modal number of rDNA sites in angiosperms can easily oscillate between two and four depending on the sampling.
Some people like to gather facts and details which they can weigh up carefully before acting; some are inclined to be more instinctive and spontaneous in their decision-making; and some oscillate between the two depending on the stakes.
As kinetic energy dominates in regime I, droplets may spread, recoil, oscillate, and even rebound depending on the surface characteristics.
Since Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) plans were gaining popularity over HMO plans in past years [ 48], it was not unreasonable to postulate that consumers had to make trade-offs between plan cost and provider choice, and that consumer preference might oscillate between the two depending on other factors, such as the proportion of employer contribution in health benefits.
