Sentence examples for handling of objects from inspiring English sources

7. Asada, H., and Hanafusa, H., "Prehension and Handling of Objects by Robotic Hands with Redundant Fingers", Trans.

The handling of objects smaller than 1 mm is a great challenge for the robotics research community.

The sessions include music, movement, craft, drama and dance with memories triggered by handling of objects – anything from typewriters to fabric – or using films or posters.

By allowing the study and handling of objects from its collections, the museum can give substance and form to the bare facts of art, history, and science.

Micropatterned polymer surfaces that operate at various temperatures are required for emerging technical applications such as handling of objects or space debris.

To prevent automatic object-related cerebral activation during the visual processing of postures, only intransitive postures were selected, i.e., symbolic or meaningless postures which do not imply the handling of objects.

This is advantageous since the handling of object splitting results in better masks (obtained from segmentation) than in the case of object fusion (where one has to rely on the masks deformed by the registration step) and counteracts deterioration of the masks over time.

Accordingly, there would be no reason to assume that constructing and handling representations of oneself and of others is any different from constructing and handling representations of objects: if objects can be perceived as being more similar and related (e.g., forming a Gestalt or group) or more dissimilar and separate, depending on the context (Olson, 1970), the same should apply to people.

The study describes how handling descriptions of objects in practice alongside their instances (making the objects self-describing) can mediate the effects of evolving user requirements on system development.

The critic John Russell has written of "the real and legitimate pleasure" the artist gave "by his nimble and affectionate handling of recognisable objects".

Instrument and Control Engineers, Vol. 13-6, pp. 587-594, 1977. 5. Hanafusa, H., and Asada, H., "Handling of Constrained Objects by Active Elastic Fingers and Its Applications to Assembly", Trans.