Sentence examples for interpret movement from inspiring English sources

Tanghal's work is to interpret movement and athleticism.

The lack of a greater concentration of lines has limited our ability to better interpret movement and migration patterns in high resolution, and many questions remain on where exactly mortality takes place.

However, any recruitment of motor areas would then occur spontaneously, without any requirement to attend to or interpret movement.

For example, if the confidence radius is 10 km, it is probably inappropriate to interpret movements shorter than this distance.

However, the apparent simplicity by which the human eye interprets movement in a three-dimensional space represents a highly complex task when trying to emulate it with computers - even in the case of a single motion.

The work might involve narrative poetry or funk rhythms, homemade instruments or full orchestras, graphic scores or interpreted movements — but it always represented the intent of the composer and the agency of the performer; it always acknowledged the past, lived in the present, and looked to the future.

Research showed that the carers – completely innocently – were typing the messages themselves, rather than interpreting movements from their charges.

"If so, then interpreting movements of other elephants as... communication must be a natural part of social interaction in wild herds; specifically, we suggest that the functional equivalent of pointing might take the form of referential indication with the trunk".

The delusional patient experiences her movement as controlled by outside forces; she does not interpret her movement as so controlled. 2 The content that is perceptually embedded is, if not quite a full blown belief, at least a doxastic state of the agent (indeed, Hohwy suggests that the distinction between perception and belief is merely one of time scale; Hohwy and Rajan 2012).

They could then control the orchestra by waving their arms to exert influence over the dynamics of the performance, using Kinect-based motion technology to sense and interpret the movement.

But the ones who had often found a way to interpret the movement as extensions of their own visions.