Sentence examples for subject to movement from inspiring English sources
Ms. Weems's clever ploy of presenting this information as ephemeral, subject to movement and disruption as viewers pass through the exhibition space and disturb the gauzy banners, suggests that individuals can effect changes in the status quo.
Gradually chemistry separated from physics, understood as the science of bodies subject to movement, and positioned itself as the science of bodies associated and dissociated.
Similarly, thoughts themselves are not intrinsically extended or subject to movement, but they are so extrinsically, that is, as an effect of the operations of the sensory organs of the body.
Cattle are possible carriers as they are not subject to movement restrictions similar to sheep.
This was necessary because the unprocessed IR signal is subject to movement artifact.
The critical point is in actuality a critical line that itself is subject to movement as other parameters such a leak conductance are varied.
Indeed, although we adopted strategies to minimize the likelihood of errors, marker trajectory anomalies, especially in pelvis markers, which are subject to movement-induced oscillations due to the excess fat at the waist, cannot be ruled out.
One study has shown that hatching success is lower in relocated nests than in in situ nests (Pintus et al., 2009), however these eggs were relocated up to six hours after oviposition, so they may have been subject to movement-induced mortality (Limpus et al., 1979).
However, as a pipe billet is subjected to movement factor, it is very tough to solve for a three-dimensional heat source closer to real pattern with complex process parameters.
It contains a horizontal cantilevered beam with a weight at the end that compresses a piezoelectric crystal when subjected to movement, it is less susceptible to tilt than the spring levered device [ 17].
As farm equipment movements for purposes other than animal care was not subject to the movement restrictions in the outbreak, this may need to be taken into consideration in future control measures.
