Knowing the acceleration of the motion of rotation of the head at each instant, we deduce from it, by an unconscious integration, the final orientation of the head, referred to a certain initial orientation taken as origin.
And then the declivity is slippery and at each instant there is risk of a fall into petitio principii.
These may, if we please, be considered as instantaneous phenomena, requiring to be renewed ateach instant by the cause by which they were at first generated.
Newton began by an assumption that the force which at each instant deflects a planet from its rectilineal course, and makes it describe a curve round the sun, is a force tending directly toward the sun.
All this while the canoe, with the form of Hetty erect in one end of it, was dimly perceptible, though the greater drift of the Ark rendered it, at each instant, less and less distinct.
At each instant, indeed, he expected to see the swarthy form of the Delaware appearing in the background, like the tiger prowling around the fold.
Each instant he expected to see the muzzle of a rifle protruded, or to hear its sharp crack; but he succeeded in reaching the piles in safety.
Still the governor grew, at each instant, more and more assured that Waally was there, as indeed he believed his son to be, also.
A more enchanting rural scene the young man had never beheld, the island having so much the air of cultivation and art about it, that he expected, at each instant, to see bodies of men running across its surface.
There is no time to lose, old man; each instant is a day; let us fly.
Newton began by an assumption, that the force which at each instant deflects a planet from its rectilineal course, and makes it describe a curve round the sun, is a force tending directly towards the sun.
The wind had freshened, and the caravel was ploughing her way ahead, with an untiring industry, leaving Ferro and its dangers, at each instant, more and more remote.
From this moment the Nina drew slowly off to sea again, though her path lay through such a scene of turbulent water, as threatened, at each instant, to overwhelm her.
The object of providing spiral teeth is to maintain a uniformity of cutting duty at each instant of time.
It will be observed, however, that by the removal of the faces of the teeth, there are a less number of teeth in contact at each instant of time; thus, in Fig.
Physics, formally, assumes in its differential equations that things consist of elements which occupy only a point at each instant, but persist throughout time.
A physical thing consists, at each instant, of the whole set of its aspects at that instant, in all the different worlds; thus a momentary state of a thing is a whole set of aspects.
The universe became a system of points, the position of which was rigorously determined at each instant by relation to the preceding instant and theoretically calculable for any moment whatever.
From this we conclude that the movement, whilst being effected, lays at each instant beneath it a position with which it coincides.
Yon ship parts the water as a swallow cuts the air," observed the chief of the freebooters to the youth, who still kept at his elbow, endeavouring to conceal an uneasiness which was increasing at each instant.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each instant" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
