Sentence examples for guided stage from inspiring English sources
Sir Andrew's love of this piece was palpable at every moment, and his musical skill guided stage and pit in near-perfect harmony.
The bus was essentially a final, guided stage of the missile (usually the fourth), that now had to be considered part of the missile's payload.
By extending the traditional rigid-body Roberts mechanism, two kinds of new compliant guiding mechanisms are designed and a novel parallel-kinematic XY compliant guiding stage is synthesized.
This scheme not only makes both guiding laser and working laser achieve optimal focusing in guiding stage and working stage respectively, but also greatly reduces the system complexity and simplifies the focusing process as well as makes autofocusing time of the working laser reduce to about 10 ms.
This model will guide stage two, which will consist of gathering and analysing primary evidence.
In a first stage, which Bowers and colleagues termed the guiding stage, the accumulation of clues of coherence eventually leads to a feeling of coherence.
A second metric, accuracy, is a measure of how well the user can guide stage movement using the joystick (transverse movement).
This model will guide stage two, which will consist of gathering and analysing primary evidence to describe he actual changes achieved and explain any differences between these and the anticipated model.
Such findings support the existence of a guiding stage, in which an initial intuitive feeling of coherence is strong enough to trigger a judgment, even if its basis cannot yet be explicitly reported.
The feeling of coherence is already strong enough to trigger subsequent decision and action, despite the fact that, in the guiding stage, it is not or not yet possible to explicitly report what makes the stimulus coherent.
Therefore, the OFC may indeed be crucial to early information accumulation toward an initial feeling of coherence that Bowers and colleagues (1990) suggested to take place in the guiding stage of intuitive judgments.
