Sentence examples for fixed centered from inspiring English sources

The reference characterization is based on the classical decoupled robot control and the inverse kinematics of fixed, centered orientable, castor and Swedish wheels.

It has a fixed center-of-motion, which allows operators to generate the required ultrasound motions.

Coachella strives not to be genre-bound, which suits a pop landscape that has no fixed center.

Traffic will continue (on several levels in some places) only because all parking will be off-street and because at least 80percentnt of truck deliveries will be to certain fixed centers at the city's rim.

Michael Grandage's vigorous production of this portrait of a young despot in decline (which ends its limited run on Saturday) has a compellingly fixed center in Mr. Redmayne, who combines regal rigidity with combustible tension.

Because the universe is in motion without fixed center or boundaries, none of the spheres of the Aristotelian and Ptolemaic world picture are exactly spherical.

In this paper, we prove the existence of a new periodic solution for N + 2 -body problems with N + 1 fixed centers and strong-force potentials.

Martines et al. [13] experimentally investigated the hydrophobicity behavior of water droplets on nanoasperities with fixed center-to-center pitch d p = 300 nm and various pillar diameters and heights.

In order to simplify the roller imprint problem, the roller was assumed to be a rigid body rotated around a fixed center with a clockwise angular displacement of 0.002° per time step.

To further confirm the consistency of the emissions, the same analysis has been performed for all spectra, keeping the fitting parameters the same except for the peak amplitude, i.e., fixed center wavelengths and full width at half maxima were used for all spectra.

The Rosetta ab initio protocol consists of two stages: in the initial stage ('centroid') side-chains are represented by fixed center-of-mass atoms allowing for rapid generation and evaluation of various protein-like topologies; the second stage ('full-atom') builds in explicit side-chains and carries out all atom energy minimization (Simons et al., 1999; Raman et al., 2009).