Any small amplitude motion of the hand holding the cigaret results into an oscillation of the plume increasing with distance upwards and eventually a chaotic motion ( turbulence ).
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Behind the camera, and in the editing bay, Toback appears to follow a similar impulse, using jump cuts and 360-degree pans to create a feeling of delirious, chaotic motion.
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In 1898 Jacques Hadamard published an influential study of the chaotic motion of a free particle gliding frictionlessly on a surface of constant negative curvature, called " Hadamard's billiards ".
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The linear attachment of the eardrum to the malleus actually smooths out this chaotic motion and allows the ear to respond linearly over a wider frequency range than a point attachment.
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The first is Pollock's motion as he moved around the canvas, which Taylor assumes followed a Levy flight, a type of chaotic motion that is known to leave behind a fractal pattern.
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The interactions of light and matter with spacetime, as predicted by general relativity, can be studied using the new type of chaotic motions observed in celestial objects that have been subjected to gravitational fields.
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To capture all that chaotic motion, the engineers mount two sets of gauges on their towers at heights of 16 and 33 feet ( 5 to 10 meters ) that measure wind speed and direction in all three dimensions.
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For example, they show that rough sketches that have clearly been created with non-chaotic motion would be considered fractal when analyzed using the s ( subsection ) tandards and methods used by Taylor et al to classify Pollock's work as fractal, page 11.
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The physicist Predrag Cvitanovic, author of noted volumes on non-linear dynamics, uses fractal expressionism as an example of poor linkage between chaotic motion and fractal parameters determined by computer algorithms; in the introduction of chaosbook . org he says such parameters " are in no sense observable and measurable on the length-scales and time-scales dominated by chaotic dynamics . " ( p . 11 ).
