Sentence examples for dynamic skills from inspiring English sources

In this paper we present methods to track and characterize human dynamic skills using motion capture and electromographic sensing.

Despite his three-year exile to Vancouver, from 1997 to 2000, despite the Devils' Stanley Cups in 1995 and 2000, and despite the gradual erosion of his dynamic skills, Messier remains the personification of hockey in the metropolitan area.

If home conditions had favoured England in their stately march towards the final, the many delays to the start of play at Edgbaston carved out a shortened game that favoured India's more dynamic skills.

Combine this with what Toyota says is a 60% increase in rigidity, and you should be looking at a tidy suite of dynamic skills – especially as they've also brought its suspension up to date.

Kaepernick may not go on to win the Super Bowl like Brady did in 2001, but his dynamic skills as a passer and runner will be a lot for New England's mediocre defense to handle.

In our approach, the goal is not only that the learners acquire specific skills (e.g. knowledge on electricity, electronics, robotics…), but also and mainly demultiplicative, strategic and dynamic skills.

Judging from the film, this is the leading answer: He doesn't have any dynamic skill players around him.

The talk will touch on plasticity, dynamic skill development, attention, memory, learning variability, mirror neurons, social biology, and more.

It's a bravura curtain-raiser, an air-raid orchestrated with a dynamic skill which suggests that Jackson's long-nurtured Dam Busters remake won't be short on blitzy spectacle.

BOTTOM LINE There's no reason the Bengals should not be better in 2012, but without at least one more dynamic skill position player, it's hard to see the offense taking the type of quantum leap that's needed to overtake the Ravens or Steelers in the AFC North.

To address the challenges inherent in exploring the complex, heterogeneous, dynamic data that feeds into such applications, we investigate the use of an ontology to guide structuring of the information space, to allow individuals and institutions to interactively explore and interpret the dynamic skill demand landscape for their specific needs.