Sentence examples for periodically toward from inspiring English sources

The Harvard theoretical physicist Lisa Randall's new book, "Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs" (Ecco), has as its arresting central thesis the idea that a disk of dark matter might exist in the Milky Way, perturbing the orbits of comets and potentially sending them periodically toward Earth, where they are likely to produce large craters and extinctions.

The translational distances of the legs move periodically toward the target distances from 2 s later.

The rotational angles of the legs move periodically toward the target angles from 2 s later Fig. 23 Translational distances of legs (dlj: legs).

Clutching iron pipes and stones, groups of students periodically advanced toward the soldiers.

Few of the risk factors, however, have drawn the kind of impassioned criticism that has periodically surfaced toward the ban on men who have had sex with other men.

Nolan's movies are often about people doing their best to get back in touch with consensus reality — against our tendency to be swept away by delusion ("Inception") or demagogy ("The Dark Knight Rises") — so it feels organic, rather than gimmicky, that they would periodically gesture toward their own stagy conceits.

In May 1783 he presented his findings to the Royal Society, suggesting that the periodic variability was caused by a dark body passing in front of the star (or else that the star itself has a darker region that is periodically turned toward the Earth).

The recorded antidromic oscillation of dissipation and resonance frequency with a time period of 6 min some hours after starvation is a clear sign of cells periodically approaching toward and retracting from the substrate in response to the cAMP release cycle.

Finally, in stage four, the individual puts the plan into effect, periodically measuring progress toward those goals and revising the plan as needed.

Periodically, River crawls toward the fountain that is concealed by plants.

But periodically Ms. Benglis moves toward the middle, toward more generic abstraction and more conventional materials, especially bronze.