Sentence examples for hand coordinates from inspiring English sources
Hand coordinates were tracked during real hand movement sessions.
A model between these brain activity features and hand coordinates was identified using Partial Least Squares combined with Generalized Linear Model.
Ball, head and hand coordinates were recorded at 80 Hz.
The phase of the moon, on the other hand, coordinates the timing of mass spawning, selecting neap tides that reduce gamete dilution in the water column (Babcock et al., 1986; Babcock et al., 1994; Mendes and Woodley, 2002; Willis et al., 1985).
As such, Tim Geithner and Larry Summers are preparing for the upcoming G-20 summit with an agenda that has the merit of actually addressing the problem at hand: coordinate global stimulus, strengthen the International Monetary Fund, preserve open trade.
Mr. Assange's online supporters have widely condemned the Obama administration as the unseen hand coordinating efforts to choke off WikiLeaks by denying it financing and suppressing its network of computer servers.
On the other hand, coordinated DF cooperation guarantees that a node is assisted only by the nodes which that node is assisting.
On the other hand, coordinated dispatch between ADN and transmission network (TN) has become a new issue, which is also the topic of this article.
Let us introduce a curvilinear orthogonal coordinate system (x1, x2, x3), in which the coordinate x3 is along the field line, x1 is across the magnetic shells, and the azimuthal x2 coordinate completes the right hand coordinate system.
On the other hand, coordinated scheduling/coordinated beamforming (CS/CB) can be realized only if the channel state information and scheduling information are shared among eNB's [44]; data sharing is not required.
The coordinate system in the HYB models is as follows: the x-axis points from the center of the planet to the Sun; the z-axis is perpendicular to the orbital plane of the planet pointing towards the angular momentum vector, and the y-axis completes the right hand coordinate system.
