momenta in a sentence

1. 'Momenta Quintae Essentiae' is nature.

2. Developed in collaboration with Momenta Pharmaceuticals.”

3. How Chinas first autonomous driving unicorn Momenta hunts for data

4. But there are still other momenta that go to make marriage difficult or impossible.

5. Momenta positions itself as a Tier 2 software provier and aims to build the brains for self-driving cars.

6. Momenta Ventures is the investment arm of Momenta Partners, the leading Digital Industry Growth Partner firm.

7. In these times, the day was divided into solar hours, which were further broken down into puncta, minuta, and momentas.

8. Fiona Hui Hui with the management team of Momenta, a “Unicorn” in autonomous driving at the WELT Summit: Artificial Intelligence 2018

9. By setting up a surface with very little friction, collisions between moving objects can be studied, including their initial and final momenta.

10. Moreover, the team also discovered that the energy needed in the case of the antiferromagnetic momenta is considerably lower than in the case of ferromagnetic order.

11. Momenta is also able to leverage modules mounted on taxis, trucks and buses at a large scale to create a crowdsourcing map for building the “brains” of autonomous vehicles.

12. The data have led to the extraction of a universal function that describes the EMC Effect, the once-shocking discovery that quarks inside nuclei have lower average momenta than predicted, and supports an explanation for the effect.

13. Ramping up a slow play in piano is like making a horse run as fast as a gallop by simply speeding up the walk -- it just can't be done because as the speed increases, the momenta of the legs, body, etc., change, requiring the different gaits.

14. Suppose two black holes have the same masses, electrical charges, and angular momenta, but the first black hole is made out of ordinary matter whereas the second is made out of antimatter; nevertheless, they will be completely indistinguishable to an observer outside the event horizon.

15. Then the equations of motion are used to derive from these values of the coordinates and momenta at a given time the values of these coordinates or any other properties of the system at a later time, and in this way the astronomer can predict the properties of the system at a later time.