motion的示例

• Onstage she is a human dynamo, spending the hour in perpetual motion.

• He gloved the ball, turned, and threw in one motion.

• The motion of the car almost lulled her to sleep.

• The spaceship's jets were fired periodically to dampen a side-to-side pendulum motion that had developed.

• I thought a phone call to the right person might set the wheels in motion.

• Delegates have voted in favour of the motion.

• Anyone wishing to dissent from the motion should now raise their hand.

• Those voting for the motion, 96, and those voting against, 54.

• The motion for tonight's debate is, "This house believes that capital punishment should be abolished."

• He proposed a motion that the chairman resign.

• In the unbound state, motions of even larger amplitude are expected.

• Such motions can always be represented as pure rotations, but around a mobile pole.

• Dynamics is the abstract description of the state space itself, describing the entire set of possible motions that correspond to a type of event.

• Consequently, tendencies for perceived circular or helical motions can hardly be based upon internalization of invariant environmental features.

• He argued that the information needed for vision is available in the optic flow and in invariants of the flow under body motions.

• The positions, motions, and shapes that are possible for an object depend on the kind of space within which that object is confined.

• A particular example of this framework is his account of perceived curvilinear apparent motions.

• The motions of the bodies can be represented as sequences of directed traces or trajectories through c-space.

• The internal motions are those that involve no overall translation or rotation of the molecule.

• The simplest possible choice is motions by matrix-vector products.

• More important, he needs to perceive and interpret the motions of the objects around him.

• Under some circumstances, these nonlinear states become unstable and lead to more complicated motions.

• The eigensolution expansion is useful for general motions only for the case of a sphere which is considered here.

• Interactions of suitable pairs of gravity waves in a shear flow are found to give rise to aperiodic or weakly periodic secondary motions.

• In some enzymes, collective motions of the protein backbone appear to be important for substrate binding or product release.