Sentence examples for detailed movements from inspiring English sources
At the opposite tonal range is Siobhan Davies's The Art of Touch, with its exquisitely detailed movements plucking and striking the air with delicate precision.
In micro-simulation, detailed movements and behaviors of the individual vehicles are taken into account in any analysis.
Protected-area design should be based on detailed movements of target animals; however, such data are lacking for most species.
The detailed movements of the Yutu rover have been captured with a sensitivity of several centimeters, and its traverse across the lunar surface during the first few days after its separation from the Chang'E-3 lander has been recovered.
The detailed movements described here should provide ample hypothetical tests for future experimentation.
The participants moved more or less in a straight line over the display, whereas in the anchored-target condition, more detailed movements were necessary.
Ms. Rethorst creates a complete small universe in a way that has tempted and sunk countless less experienced or gifted dance artists: the weaving together of shards of highly detailed movement and nuance in seemingly illogical sequence.
What resultedwas a remarkable work of tough and fragile beauty, characterized by Mr. Jasperse's spare, detailed movement, and set amid an extraordinary collaged landscape of hundreds of wire hangers and empty plastic bottles, all given an amazingly new abstract identity through Joe Levasseur's beautiful lighting.
According to a blog post on the Kinect for Windows site, the revised version's depth camera can pick up objects as close as 50cm, which will allow the sort of fine, detailed movement tracking that medical and scientific uses of the technology will require.
There is software designed with the focus on simulating the detailed movement of rail vehicles, such as Villon.
In these cases, the required interaction between spatial structure and dispersal may be captured adequately by a simple local dispersal algorithm such that detailed movement rules may not be needed.
