Sentence examples for driven independently from inspiring English sources

The inner sphere and the outer spherical shell can be driven independently by their two respective motors (top).

Because each joint is generally controlled and driven independently, we can deal with the problem respectively when a joint fails.

In the insect-inspired strategy, all piezoelectric legs are allowed to be driven independently and not in pairs as opposed to the classical drive strategy.

The designed dual shutters can be driven independently or simultaneously, which increase the accurate tuning range and decrease working voltage for variable optical attenuator.

Visual data-mining is done efficiently and in parallel using a 4 × 4 3D hyperwall (a tiled array of 3D monitors driven independently by slave GPUs but displaying high-resolution, synchronized and functionally-related images).

Besides, as each motor phase can be driven independently, the resolutions for three strategies, i.e. for three, two or one-phase simultaneous conduction of the inverter, provide three different optimal current waveforms.

Eighty-four percent of the people with tetraplegia who had a defined job could drive independently and 70% of the driving-independent individuals held a job.

If you have concerns about whether he can learn to drive safely, I recommend speaking with his pediatrician (assuming he is a teenager), or pursuing an assessment with a driving specialist before allowing him to drive independently.

An assessment with a driving specialist who is experienced in working with teenagers with developmental disabilities may be helpful to give guidance on whether your son is ready to drive independently.

Few measures of driving-specific risk taking aimed at pre-drivers (defined here as those who are not permitted to drive independently) have been validated, however, meaning our understanding of the development of risky driving attitudes is limited.

This line of thinking inspired us to test whether each Sk chromosome can drive independently, in the absence of drive on the other two chromosomes.