Sentence examples for which spinning from inspiring English sources

He cited the uncertainty about the angle at which the debris hit, and the rotation of the debris itself, which, spinning like a propeller, would add energy to the impact.

Some of his jarring provocations — including a film he made with Man Ray, "Anemic Cinema" (1926), in which spinning, optically disorienting patterns alternate with punning French wordplay — share a room with works by Americans, in the Stieglitz orbit, on whom he exercised a catalytic influence.

Subjecting the detonation to a finite perturbation narrows the range in which spinning detonation can be observed.

Internally toothed gears have wide application as transmission components, for which spinning process is attracting increasing attention due to its high production efficiency and low cost.

Alternatively, telomere motions could reflect sporadic detachments, during which spinning bursts could relieve DNA helical stress.

There are tales of catastrophic failures in the machines, which spin at supersonic speeds.

G.M., which spun Delphi off in 1999, backed the Cerberus bid.

But a shorter hitter might go for a harder ball, which spins less but goes farther.

The most popular attraction was the Astronauts' Caravan, which spun around.

The male dog puts its paw on an articulated porcelain ball, which spins.

(U.S. Robotics was bought by 3Com, which spun off the division into Palm Inc).