Sentence examples for initial grasp from inspiring English sources
Examples like (4) thus purport to give us an initial grasp on metaphysical modality as distinct from the other modalities considered thus far.
In this study, we propose a method that is able to provide an optimized initial grasp in a short time before online manipulation.
The results of the latter study suggested that the ability to disassociate need-based from desire-based reasoning is an important step, with need-based reasoning providing a foundation for an initial grasp of evolutionary reasoning.
To clarify further the disputes about consciousness and their links to questions about its relation to intentionality, we need to get an initial grasp of the relevant way the terms 'intentionality' and 'intentional' are used in philosophy of mind.
To expedite the convergence of the Bi-RRT algorithm, pre-process and post-process have been presented to deal with leaving from the starting point (the initial grasp configuration) and approaching the goal point (the final grasping configuration) of the swinging gripper.
Often we place our concept of our "ideal" self is so far out of our initial grasp that we berate ourselves when we don't meet our high expectations.
A regrasp graph is built based on the common grasps, the initial grasps, goal grasps, and some intermediate placements.
Therefore, the gripper in Fig. 6a has the smallest initial grasping opening under gravity.
The gripper with the wrapped actuators (Fig. 6b) was found to have the largest initial grasping opening because the air chambers were connected by Ecoflex material.
To improve the efficiency of the sampling-based algorithm, we propose a pre-process and a post-process to guide the swinging gripper to leave from the initial grasping configuration and approach the target configuration.
Accordingly, we infer that these differential RS effects isolate those premotor areas involved in specifying the features of the end position of the action, irrespectively of the initial grasping movement and of the movement between the initial and end position of the object.
