Sentence examples for classification of motion from inspiring English sources

The main reason for this inclusion of inertial force effects into scientific discourse can probably be traced to Descartes' classification of motion as an intrinsic characteristic or "mode" of extension (see Section 3).

Building upon the scale-structure-based four-way classification of motion morphemes, Section 4 proposes a Motion Morpheme Hierarchy that can better predict the order of Chinese motion morphemes.

In particular, we derive equi-affine differential invariants and signature curves of the observed movements which can be used for the identification and classification of motion primitives and for movement segmentation.

Micro and macro motions can be defined as a classification of motions delimited by time intervals which were studied initially by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth (Niebel and Freivalds 2003).

This work develops the methodology for the identification and classification of motions in an one-dimensional fixed-bed reactor with excitable and/or oscillatory kinetics.

The examination included the modified Mallet classification, range of motion, shoulder rotation and grip strength, Assisting Hand Assessment, and Canadian Occupational Performance Measure.

This paper proposes a novel approach to structuring behavioral knowledge based on symbolization of human whole body motions, hierarchical classification of the motions, and extraction of the causality among the motions.

Thus, the conditions next to the reactor exit are not sufficient for classification of the motion.

This section introduces the notion of "scale" and the classification of Chinese motion morphemes.

Open image in new window Figure 1 Classification of English motion verbs.

Figure 1 illustrates the four-way classification of English motion verbs based on Rappaport Hovav and Levin (2010) and the two-way classification given by Talmy (1975, 2000), respectively.