Sentence examples for inclination estimation from inspiring English sources
Correction is performed using an inclination estimation obtained using the signal of the two-axis accelerometer during the interval of mid stance in each stride.
The robot traveled straight under two slope conditions: with only pitch inclination (climbing) for slip ratio estimation, and with only roll inclination (traversing) for slip angle estimation.
The relative change of the gingival or occlusal limit of the FACC may account for an error in the estimation of the tooth inclination with respect to the reference plane.
Both finite element simulated signals and experimental signals, which are obtained from a specimen with a 3 mm crack with different inclination angles, are used to evaluate the estimation error of the proposed technique.
As it stands, my default inclination is to think of the exploratory estimation methods as being "feature extractions" in pattern recognition (i.e. a data dimension reduction step).
An adapted format of an existing standardized scale is applied for risk propensity, which is an estimation of an individual's inclination to seek or avoid general health risks [ 39].
The combination of these sensors can provide the estimation of body translations and attitude, it means 3-axis inclinations and so compass capabilities.
Estimation errors are found to be independent of the satellites' altitude and inclination, if the nadir-looking is changed dynamically.
No matter what the defendant's past record and present inclinations to criminality, or the depths to which he has sunk in the estimation of society, certain police conduct to ensnare him into further crime is not to be tolerated by an advanced society.
The phenotypic parameter estimation algorithms allowed the retrieval of measurements such as main stem height and inclination, petiole length and initiation angle, and leaf width, length, area and inclination.
The inclination angle of the regression line was calculated as follows (3) Equation 3 is an estimation of equation 1, from which the regression equation is computed.
