Sentence examples for swing period from inspiring English sources

In particular, the swing period was approximately constant while the stance period decreased with speed, resulting in a decreasing stepping period and duty ratio.

The pendulum is a reliable time measurer because, for small arcs, the time required for a complete swing (period) depends only on the length of the pendulum and is almost independent of the extent of the arc.

John S. Wilson, jazz critic of The New York Times, noted in 1983 that Mr. Brown's group had "retained the style and sound" of the swing period and yet had a "freshness that makes it seem quite up to date".

Dan Aquilante, of the New York Post, who described the song as "an optimistic, R&B ballad with an upbeat, percolating rhythm that has all the bombast and power of the New Jack Swing period of the early '90s".

Such fluorescence intensity fluctuation repeated with every swing cycle and remained consistent with the swing period of 15 s (see Figure 5).

Due to a short stance and long swing period with no contact with the ground, the proportion of relatively silent periods is likely to be longer in running than in walking.

First, lawmakers should expand the short-swing period to one full year; six months is too short.

The long length of a pendulum to swing with a half-swing period of one second, approximately 0.994 meters, led to the popular creation of grandfather clocks as accurate timepieces.

During sleep, ventilation may swing between periods when the amplitude and frequency of breathing are high and periods in which there is little attempt to breathe, or even apnea (cessation of breathing).

But by the time in which this movie is set, our national cinema had moved on from provincial realism through the brief Swinging London period to the industrial oblivion from which it is still suffering.

The problem is, of course, that undiagnosed and untreated manic-depressive executives, like Dan, often exhibit unpredictable mood swings between periods of intense energy and great productivity and periods of immobilizing depressions.