The phrase "achieve motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to movement, progress, or the act of getting something to move.
Example: "In order to achieve motion, the engineers had to redesign the propulsion system."
Alternatives: "attain movement" or "generate motion".
Ideally, a healing tendon should move, but under the minimum load necessary to achieve motion.
Lamina emergent mechanisms (LEMs) can be fabricated in plane, while achieve motion that emerges out of fabrication plane.
This paper proposes an analytical approach to the robust design of mechanisms, to achieve motion and accuracy requirements given a desired transmission ratio and allowable geometrical variations.
By modeling the low-dimensional sequential features, we can achieve motion recognition, which is confirmed by experiments.
A demonstration version - funded through its founder's personal savings - uses a Kinect sensor to achieve motion tracking, but the firm says Microsoft's peripheral will not be needed for the final product.
When the shutter is open, the target's speed in images is controlled at zero and visual feedback is transmitted to achieve motion blur reduction, and when the shutter is closed, the camera returns to its home position.
In this paper, a concept of frame-by-frame intermittent tracking to achieve motion-blur-free and high-brightness images when video shooting fast moving scenes is proposed.
The purpose of this robot is to achieve motions and characteristics that are very similar to a human body.
November 5, 1913 Darjiling, India July 8 , 1967London, England Vivien Leigh, original name Vivian Mary Hartley (born November 5, 1913, Darjeeling, India died July 8 , 1967 London, England) British actress who achieved motion picture immortality by playing two of American literature's most celebrated Southern belles, Scarlett O'Hara and Blanche DuBois.
The experiments show that the musculoskeletal driven mechanism achieves motions that are similar to those of a human.
The task of the motion control is to achieve desired motion by means of controlling the fish-like swimming gaits of the robot.
