Sentence examples for based on their movement from inspiring English sources

Ping Pong Plus is one early example of tracking objects and altering projections based on their movement (Ishii, Wisneski, Orbanes, Chun, & Paradiso, 1999).

Advances in technology have allowed researchers to monitor herds using GPS trackers, gauging when they might be under threat based on their movement and speed.

The feature would allow for customized location notifications based on their movement through preset geofenced locales, meaning you'd get notifications on your device when the person sharing their location with you moves near certain landmarks, not just when they leave or arrive at a set destination, as is currently possible in Find My Friends.

Correlation coefficients were calculated for pairs of cells based on their movement along the left/right axis throughout the time they were both present in the embryo.

Under the FITC filter, parasites were readily detectable among blood cells based on their movement and fluorescent dots (especially the bright kinetoplast).

Every other day, the worms in the wells were exposed to light from the diascopic base of a stereozoom microscope and the plates gently agitated by tapping; based on their movement, the worms were scored as dead or alive.

In "Biped" (1999), dancers dart though changing squares of light, while abstract visual elements based on their movements are projected onto a screen in front of the stage.

The sleep tracking is done through an app, which scores users based on their movements and restlessness in their sleep in addition to the environment they sleep in — such as noise, temperature and air particulates.

Using Bluetooth, the armband can wirelessly connect to other devices, such as PCs and mobile phones, to enable user control based on their movements without directly touching the electronics.

An array of sensors detect their positions, and create sound based on their movements.

The Cellulase 4D model was developed de novo taking into account the size and composition of the substrate and surface-acting enzymes were ascribed behaviors based on their movements, catalytic activities and rates, affinity for, and potential for crowding of, the cellulose surface, substrates and inhibitors, and denaturation rates.