Sentence examples for and position based on from inspiring English sources
In this paper we present an original design for an embedded system which is able to compute the speed and position based on signals for 3-axis accelerations from analog sensors.
What creeps up on us is a changing view of our nation and of ourselves, a view that comes to accept freedom based on right and position based on ability, a sometimes uneasy peace between prejudice and justice best understood through the long lens of history.
The authors propose to perform the identification of the loads in two steps: the first identifies the number of forces and their location using an algorithm of "search for number and position", based on the response transmissibility concept; the second step consists of the reconstruction of the load vector.
Besides, the optimal values for initial block size and position based on face landmarks can be further analyzed.
"We'll try to have a constructive relationship with neighbouring countries but at the same time have clear stances and positions based on values," she said.
Critics of the Curia say these traditions have nurtured a hierarchy of promotions and positions based on personal favoritism and connections.
The DWT involves choosing scales and positions based on powers of two, the so-called dyadic scales and positions.
During the search, particles iteratively develop their velocities and positions based on their previous best experiences and the global best position in the swarm using Eqs.
In the third step, particles update their velocities and positions based on their searching performances as well as their positions in the hierarchical structure (lines 16 25).
Fatikow proposes an automatic control frame for the micro-object manipulation and positioning based on vision feedback, which greatly improves the working efficiency [33].
It is rapidly growing, mesophilic, pigmented, and has rod- and-coccoid shaped cell morphologies and its position based on the 16S rRNA phylogenetic tree is close to M. obuense (98.5% sequence identity; Pitulle et al. 1992).
