Sentence examples for Lack of position from inspiring English sources

Due to lack of position and velocity feedbacks in MM3A nanomanipulator, a fused vision/force feedback robust controller has been recently designed by the authors.

Unlike typical macroscale manipulator models and controllers, the controller development is not trivial due to nanoscale movement and forces, coupled with unmodeled dynamics, nonlinear structural dynamics and mainly the lack of position and velocity feedbacks in this particular nanomanipulator.

The extremely low throughput and lack of position precision severely limit the controllable fabrication of graphene sheet-based electrical circuits [5].

The lack of field operators at points appears to be analogous to the lack of position operators in QFT, which troubles the particle interpretation.

Despite the lack of position 4 side-chain anchoring of AcN1-11[4A] AcN1-11[4A]nding, there is andost no conformavidnal change induced in the MHC, which results in increased MHC stabinding

These include high-level protein accumulation due to increased foreign gene content in chloroplasts (up to 10,000 copies/leaf cell in tobacco; or 80 copies/cell in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii), expression of multiple genes through a single transformation event, increased transgene containment because of maternal plastid inheritance, as well as a lack of position effects on foreign genes [ 8].

She knows how he wants his positions, or his lack of positions, on certain issues to be portrayed.

Given this was Tim Cook's first big launch and it clearly lacked Steve Jobs-stylogicgic for how Apple Watch fits into the world, this lack of positioning left many people wondering if Apple had skipped the product strategy bit.

Finding that there was a lack of positions for women on ocean expeditions, she began graduate work in zoology, and from 1965 to 1968 she worked as a zoologist at Tigoni Primate Research Centre outside Nairobi.

In a Sept. 8 speech in Missoula, Mont., Narayana R. Kocherlakota, president of the Minneapolis Fed, cited statistics about job openings to argue that the high unemployment rate was being fed not so much by a lack of positions per se but by a mismatch of locations and skills.

Much time was spent discussing the difficulties individual departments would face in implementing such a program, such as limited resources and the shortage or lack of positions for teaching assistants in some departments.