The phrase "acceptable motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as meetings, discussions, or formal settings where a proposal or action is being evaluated for its appropriateness or compliance with rules.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and deemed it an acceptable motion to proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "suitable proposal" or "valid motion".
The difference is acceptable for motion detection, but this does not ensure it can be used for other applications.
Safe and socially acceptable (smooth) motion : a robot does not collide with humans and also do not invade human personal space.
In this study, we propose a social navigation model (as a unified robot navigation and interaction model in a human environment) which ensure: Safe and socially acceptable (smooth) motion : a robot does not collide with humans and also do not invade human personal space.
In its safe space policy, the Edinburgh University Students Associationn explains what hand gestures are and are not offensive, and says: "Gestures indicating agreement are permissible, if these gestures are generally understood and not used in an intimidating manner... Applause is acceptable when a motion is passed only, not if a motion fails to pass.
Generally, 10 to 15 frames-per-second rates are considered to be the lower limits necessary to create an acceptable illusion of motion, and the Qualcomm and TI technologies promise to offer 24 to 30 frames per second the latter being the standard used by TV broadcasts.
Because of the benign appearance, minimal complaints and acceptable range of motion, it was decided not to perform invasive treatment at that time, but to check the lesion again in 6 months time.
After TKR knees can be quite stable in the coronal and sagittal planes and show an acceptable range of motion, but most are far from normal [ 6– 8].
Motion blur and motion distortion are not acceptable in this application.
Leap Motion presents acceptable precision values inside a box trainer.
In contrast to arthrodesis, it preserves an acceptable, painless range of motion of the hip.
