Sentence examples for which stationary from inspiring English sources
In 1912 Wertheimer discovered the phi phenomenon, an optical illusion in which stationary objects shown in rapid succession, transcending the threshold at which they can be perceived separately, appear to move.
In particular, we give conditions on data functions under which stationary solutions exist.
The paper is illustrated with a set of examples in which stationary and non-stationary problems are considered.
It is based on simultaneous pseudo-timestepping in which stationary states are obtained by solving the non-stationary system of equations representing the state, costate and design equations.
How the system develops and which stationary solution it finally reaches, depends on the details of the mass loading and on the properties of the solar wind.
In the above regression y it denotes the variable of concern for which stationary property would be tested and x i,t stands for other control variables.
Urban drainage is being affected by Climate Change, whose effects are likely to alter the intensity of rainfall events and result in variations in peak discharges and runoff volumes which stationary-based designs might not be capable of dealing with.
Our analysis of colonies had also suggested tentatively that the manner in which stationary-phase OD varies with the concentration of the antibiotic might differ across populations: while many of the fast-growing colonies show a sharp decline in growth from 4-kan to 20-kan, the slow-growing variants typically show less drastic decline in growth in 20-kan compared with 4-kan (Supplementary Fig. S7).
In this paper we have used algebraic equations which define stationary solutions of differential equations, in either a stationary or uniformly travelling coordinate frame.
The table indicates that all the variables are integrated or stationary at the first difference, I(1), except InREN t and GDP t which are stationary at levels.
Describing the cosmological expansion origin of redshift, cosmologist Edward Robert Harrison said, "Light leaves a galaxy, which is stationary in its local region of space, and is eventually received by observers who are stationary in their own local region of space.
