Sentence examples for configurations of the human from inspiring English sources

The use of hand gestures for HCI demands that the configurations of the human hand can be measurable by the computer.

This fact leads to the presence of ambiguities; there are a number of possible 3D configurations of the human body that could explain a single image.

This constraint helps to choose one of the multiple configurations of the human kinematic chain that comply with the other categories of constraints.

Imposing the principles of geometry on the configuration of the human body, Leonardo demonstrated that the ideal proportion of the human figure corresponds with the forms of the circle and the square.

The configuration of the human brain system at rest, which is in a transitory phase among multistable states, remains unknown.

A. The standard explanation is that the evolutionary growth of the human cranium outstripped the size and configuration of the human birth canal, especially the passage through the pelvis (which had to remain narrow so that people could walk on two feet), creating a uniquely difficult job.

It's like that exhibition "Bodies," but the before version: you get to study, at your leisure, every possible configuration of the human creature as it goes sweatily about its business.

In this study, we have analyzed the role of 5'HS5 with respect to the three dimensional configuration of the human β-globin locus.

Also, pSTS is more active with the scrambled motion than with a rigid translation which preserves the configuration of the human body but destroys biological kinematics [46].

The asymmetries of the FPL insertion and the ungual spines are the osteological correlates of the interphalangeal joint configuration of the human thumb, in which flexion is accompanied by pronation, so that the pulp of the thumb faces that of the remaining fingers.

In particular, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in man showed that pSTS is more active with upright human motion than with upside-down motion or scrambled motion, the latter preserving local kinematics but destroying the configuration of the human body [45].