As the most faithful articulations of human time, narratives present the moments when agents, who are aware of their power to act, actually do so, and patients, those who are subject to being affected by actions, actually are affected.
These include anthropological or ethnographic accounts which draw attention to contextually specific articulations of human entitlements [ 21].
He was most influenced by the Florentine Antonio Pollaiuolo, with his sinuous, energetic line studies of the human body in motion, and by the Venetian Andrea Mantegna, an artist greatly preoccupied with classical themes and with precise linear articulation of the human figure.
We can acquire the 3D position, orientation and full articulation of a human hand.
From Aristotle we learn that Empedocles explained the articulation of the human spine into vertebrae as the result of the twisting and turning that takes place when the fetus is in the womb of the mother.
However, the articulation of the human body and the differences in observed viewpoints lead to a large number of possible appearances of the body, making it difficult to accurately distinguish a moving human from other moving objects using the shape-based approach.
However, the articulation of the human body and differences in observed viewpoints lead to a large number of possible appearances of the body, making it difficult to accurately distinguish a moving human from other moving objects using the shape-based approach.
The elbow joint is one of the most inherently stable articulations of the human skeletal system.
The garments will look like John Varvatos or Hugo Boss, but they'll also be designed to follow the articulations of the human body, prevent body odor, wick moisture, offer a greater range of motion and be studded with stealth pockets.
The study concludes that issues such as human rights, integration, stability and social security should be given consideration in the articulation of policies to foster human development of migrant workers and their children.
