Sentence examples for delicate models from inspiring English sources

The rough and heavy tools of the carpenter were refined into more delicate models suited to woodcarvers, to joiners who did wall paneling and made stairs, doors, and windows, and to cabinetmakers.

In the past half century, motion control of industrial robot has gone through a sustainable development from no model involved to model based, from rigid body model to flexible joint model, and even more delicate models of higher order with flexibility in non-drive-train components are also introduced lately.

Caslon's typefaces combined delicate modeling with a typically Anglo-Saxon vigour.

"This is a very delicate model that is nearly 40 years old and must be completely disassembled to renovate it," he said.

The only known surviving work from Praxiteles' own hand, the marble statue Hermes Carrying the Infant Dionysus, is characterized by a delicate modeling of forms and exquisite surface finish.

The subtle and delicate modeling and the suggestive smoky atmosphere are known as sfumato and were much imitated, but what was more important and eventually more influential was Leonardo's use of light and shade as a unifying compositional factor.

Although APOLLOH introduces a delicate statistical model to eliminate the effect of tumor impurity, it does not take account of tumor aneuploidy in modeling and analyzing tumor WGS data.

Its delicate carvings, modeled on monuments of Roman antiquity, have been meticulously cleaned; more sophisticated lighting has been installed; and greater authenticity has been achieved by a new floor of white Macael marble, styled like the patio's original paving and taken from the same quarry.

Reliable EBS performance assessment requires the delicate numerical modeling of the buffer and backfill.

On the basis of predecessors' research, this paper considered the PID active suspension control and used the delicate FEM model of bridge and at-ground structure based on co-simulation of SIMPACK and ANSYS.

Use of delicate jewellery, modelled on real flowers worn in ancient India, is part of a tradition dating back some 5,000 years; gemstones are also worn in India as talismans.