Sentence examples for from posture of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in this study, we designed a model that adopts the animal-like trunk mechanism in a simulation and observed the effect on the transition from posture of quadrupedalism to that of bipedalism.

Now that the Libya mission enters a new phase of peacekeeping and reconstruction, the Obama administration needs to move from a posture of leading from behind to firmly off-loading all remaining responsibilities onto the European allies.

We need to act on the outcomes of the Xi-Obama summit not from a posture of weakness yearning to be "Great Again," but from a position of abiding competitive strength. .

Hints that this was a political decision arise from the posture of the case.

(3) There were four variations stemming from the posture of the non-grasping digits.

They suddenly emerged from a posture of contrition and apology to take a combative stance against Congress.

I agree with the main character of Marilynne Robinson's novel "Gilead," who says, "Nothing true can be said about God from a posture of defense".

To refuse to engage what is on the screen or to engage it from a posture of a priori disdain is surely wrong.

The court switched from a posture of judicial activism to one of judicial restraint, giving the president and Congress broad deference to regulate the economy in an increasingly interdependent world.

"For a long time, advocates and members of Congress have approached the immigration debate from the posture of earned citizenship — the idea that you have to earn your way," said Lorella Praeli, the American Civil Liberties Union's director of immigration policy and campaigns and a former adviser to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.

These results indicate that the slip ratio and slip angle can be estimated independently from the posture of the robot.