Sentence examples for generalised motion from inspiring English sources

Three or four luminaries from the appropriate party sit or a stage and debate a predictable and very generalised motion.

These optimum dynamics have been learned in terms of (empirical) priors on the generalised motion

These can be used to offset both sensory and motor delays, using simple and neurobiologically plausible mixtures of generalised motion.

These hidden causes correspond to the (generalised) motion (that is position, velocity, acceleration, etc). of a target that the oculomotor system is tracking.

In brief, generalised representations can be projected to the past and to the future using simple (linear) mixtures of generalised motion.

Note that a representation of generalised motion can be explicit or implicit using a population coding scheme as has been demonstrated for acceleration (Lisberger and Movshon 1999).

A new approach to the generalised Brownian motion introduced by M. Bożejko and R. Speicher is described, based on symmetry rather than deformation.

A generalised Brownian motion is an algebra of creation and annihilation operators acting on FV(H) for arbitrary Hilbert spaces H and having a prescription for the calculation of vacuum expectations in terms of a function t on pair partitions.

The main physiological cause of generalised abdominal motion is breathing.

We choose to model the tracking of position for two reasons: First, it is easy to generalise position results to velocity using generalised coordinates of motion.

Generalised coordinates of motion, denoted by the ~ notation, correspond to a vector representing the different orders of motion of a variable: position, velocity, acceleration and so on (Friston et al. 2010a).