Sentence examples for steady fixed from inspiring English sources

Like Anna, who was 63 when she stepped into her custom-made barrel and the record books in 1901, "Queen" moves forward with a steady, fixed intensity that makes it feel as if it never moves forward at all.

By positioning the targets center-frame, Hoyer bisects the violence and decay with a steady, fixed horizon of desert sky.

Find a comfortable and steady position and if possible mount your binoculars on a camera tripod, or something else steady and fixed so they won't shake as you use them.

A straight pipeline with a steady flow, fixed to the floor with several rigid supports is assumed.

It provides an auxiliary in counteracting the ball screw vibration during a grinding process besides the traditional steady rest fixed on the machine bed.

The spectroscopic insights were compared to the steady state fixed bed catalytic reaction studies of isopropanol oxidation and propane oxidative dehydrogenation in order to better understand the molecular structure reactivity/selectivity relationships.

This is roughly because acoherent state of amplitude α has a mean occupation number of | α | 2. Given thequantum steady state typically (as we shall see direct evidence of in this section)has support centred on the semi-classical steady state, fixed points far from theorigin (high | α | ) will produce high occupations and thusinaccurate results if we truncate in the Fock (number) basis.

The diurnal animal walk (DAW) was first, and was conducted at a steady pace fixed for all plots (ca. 20 min/50 m).

As an example the partial oxidation of methane is presented in a steady-state fixed bed reactor as well as in a TAP (temporal analysis of products) reactor.

If bi-valued samples of the six external metabolites completely determine the phase spaces and each such space has one steady-state fixed point, then one expects the end-point data to fall into 26 = 64 different clusters, each associated with a different sample of the external metabolite concentrations.

Two other shows — a Danish series, "Borgen," that begins next week on LinkTV and "Borgia," a Canal Plus production now available on Netflix — have a steadier fix on politics, mostly by avoiding the obvious.