"discrete motion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an object or group of objects being moved in individual, distinct steps. For example, "The robot arm moved in discrete motions, precisely manipulating the tiny components of the circuit."
The experimental results unambiguously show a biased, discrete motion of the vortices in the periodic potential at frequencies above 10 MHz.
The Fourier transform for the 3D "discrete motion group" (semi-direct product of the icosahedral group with the translation group) is also developed and the computational complexity is discussed.
Simulations have shown how cluster impacts can cause meso-scale motion of the target material which can result in the relatively gentle up-lift of large intact molecules adsorbed on the surface in contrast to the behaviour of single atom impacts which tend to create discrete motion in the surface often ejecting fragments of adsorbed molecules instead.
You would think that Schumacher's movement aesthetic -- stunted, sporadic phrases juxtaposed with discrete motion -- would better suit shorter dancers, but somehow it adapts to bolster whoever uses it.
After Ernest Rutherford discovered the nucleus and proposed that electrons orbit like planets, Niels Bohr was able to show that the same quantum mechanical postulates introduced by Planck and developed by Einstein would explain the discrete motion of electrons in atoms, and the periodic table of the elements.
Cadaveric models of the shoulder evaluate discrete motion segments using the glenohumeral joint in isolation over a defined trajectory.
These minute and discrete motions are processed as keystrokes and sent along to the device.
RCM enables quantification of coordination during non-constrained discrete motions.
But the conditions aren't always ideal for examining discrete motions". Eirik Ravnan, a mechanical engineering graduate student, trains small birds called parrotlets to fly from perch to perch, or to fly through narrow passageways.
When modeling robot discrete motions with DS, ensuring stability of the learned DS is a key requirement to provide a useful policy.
The RCM addresses some of the limitations of current measures of coordination because it is applicable to discrete motions, does not rely on cyclic repetition, and uses velocity-based measures.
