The phrase "abnormal action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that deviates from what is considered normal or typical behavior.
Example: "The scientist noted an abnormal action in the subject's response to the medication, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "irregular behavior" or "unusual activity".
Additionally, uncontrolled hand movement, especially when hand moves into and departs from the sensing area, may also cause abnormal action of the robot.
If these criteria are then applied in attributive contexts, an agency will not be regarded as the cause of an outcome when that outcome is explained by a later abnormal action or conjunction of events or a deliberate intervention designed to bring it about.
As a lyrical ballad, "Strange fits" differs from the traditional ballad form, which emphasises abnormal action, and instead focuses on mood.
In general, there were two reasons for abnormal Ca2+ transients, i.e., abnormal action potential generation and abnormal EC coupling.
For the failed and alternating Ca2+ transient generation, there were two types of causes, i.e., failed or abnormal action potential generation and abnormal EC coupling.
Because di-4-ANEPPS fluorescence intensity changes produced by an action potential were small, 10% or less of total fluorescence, it was difficult to detect abnormal action potential signals by direct visual observation of fluorescence.
The epistemic models allow a rough, knowledge-based estimation of probabilities of damage from abnormal actions.
These models are considered to be the first step towards preventing (reducing) losses associated with damage from abnormal actions.
This paper proposes a real-time video surveillance system which is capable of classifying normal and abnormal actions of individuals in a crowd.
In this paper, Relevance Vector Machine (RVM) is used to classify the abnormal actions of an individual in the crowd based on the results obtained from projection and skeletonization methods.
We must implement functions that detect potential collisions with the human and abnormal actions of the worker to cooperate harmoniously with human workers.
