Sentence examples for stationary from from inspiring English sources

All broadcast satellites orbit over the Equator, pacing the Earth's rotation so that they appear stationary from the ground.

Even when relatively stationary from the waist up, this effusively good-natured dancer, choreographer and singer, who recently turned 69, shuffles his feet, rotates his legs and twitches with an uncontainable urge to swoop and tap.

A bergschrund is a large crevasse that lies a short distance from the exposed rock walls and separates the stationary from the moving ice; in early summer it opens, exposing the rock at its base to diurnal changes of temperature.

Brides can also coordinate matching digital and printed stationary from the engagement announcement to the wedding invitation.

The packets' arrival at the PU and the SU are Bernoulli random process, independently and stationary from slot to slot with mean λ p and λ s (packets per slot), respectively.

The Conference Board reported that world productivity continued to putter along last year, staying stationary from the year before.

The 3-day moving average population-weighted concentrations of ambient carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), ozone (O3), and particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter (PM2.5) were calculated using measurements from stationary monitors from January 1st, 1999 December 31st , 20099 [ 4].

Eventually, Bradley realized that the displacement stemmed from viewing a stationary object from a moving one, the Earth--thus confirming Copernicus's concept.

Cells had been taken from stationary phase or from cultures grown to exponential phase in the presence of low pH, thus allowing the cells to adapt to acid.

He built a steam-driven workshop in his garden, salvaging parts from various mills, including line shaft gear and a stationary engine from a mill in Oldham.

In the past, laser beams have been used successfully against stationary targets from stationary platforms, but in this test the beam was directed from a plane against a moving target, a much more challenging feat.