Sentence examples for higher locomotion from inspiring English sources

Then, we show that robots with linear compliant spines have higher locomotion speed and lower cost of transportation in comparison with those with rigid spine.

However, more incidences of body scratch and higher locomotion disorder scores observed in the ESF sows was due to the combination of persistent fighting around the ESF machines and inadequate bedding materials.

The acceleration variances of walking stairs/walking motion states are notably bigger than those of taking escalators/standing, since the former states involve the higher locomotion intensity.

Interestingly, it was observed from the plots that the optic blocking sessions held a slightly higher locomotion than the nonstim ones, yet with no statistical changes.

It proposes the re-engineering of the overall vessel inspection methodology, by introducing an innovative system concept that integrates human personnel with high locomotion enabled robots, effectively tele-porting the human inspector from the vessel's hold to a control room with virtual reality properties.

To examine the possibility that the enhanced locomotor response of KO mice to restricted feeding is secondary to non-specific hyperactivity, we analyzed locomotor activity occurring during the dark portion of the light/dark cycle, which is a time of day associated with high locomotion unrelated to food entrainment.

An activity burst was defined as a sharp, random movement with high locomotion (>20 cm/s of velocity, sustained for at least 1 s).

However, the wading condition in that study involved deep water, reaching up to the armpits of the participants, and was conducted at relatively high locomotion speeds (0.3 to 0.7 m s−1; Fig. 2).

This major discrepancy suggests that either (i) African wild dogs have considerably higher hunting locomotion costs than body size suggests (ii) not all locomotor costs are attributed to hunting or (iii) the energy gained in 3.45 h of hunting exceeded the daily energy expenditure.

In a subsequent study [ 12], we found that these two loci combined affected also prepulse inhibition (PPI) responses, with animals that showed higher central locomotion in the open field also displaying decreased levels of prepulse inhibition.

Risse, B. et al. FIM, a novel FTIR-based imaging method for high throughput locomotion analysis.