Sentence examples for limb system from inspiring English sources
The roll-over shape is the effective rocker shape that a lower limb system conforms to during a step.
The Darwinian competitor to Owen's favorite hypothesis is that all vertebrates have a common ancestor with a generalized vertebrate limb system which was modified through time in the different lineages as the vertebrates diversified.
Recent studies have determined a consistent feature of able-bodied walking termed the roll-over shape (ROS), which is the effective rocker shape that the lower limb system conforms to between initial contact and contralateral initial contact during walking.
A multi-level model, that provides a hierarchically structured description of a complex, multi-scale limb system is proposed in this paper for predicting and analyzing movement patters generated by various activation signals.
Unlike previous OFC models, here, the actor utilizes a learned dynamics model from data that are produced by the limb system directly.
Please note that this extended SDN models the kinematic variability that would results from a realistic antagonistic limb system (that suffers from SDN) and acts as an appropriate surrogate to employing a very detailed biophysical model.
To examine the hypothesis that roll-over shapes of non-disabled lower limb systems do not change appreciably with walking speed.
Here we develop a new impedance control model for antagonistic limb systems which is based on a minimization of uncertainties in the internal model predictions.
This generic model for impedance control of antagonistic limb systems is solely based on the quality of the learned internal model and therefore, leads to the intuitive requirement that impedance will be increased in cases where the actor is uncertain about the model predictions.
The artificial limb systems designed by Charlie Greenwood, P.E. are the best available for this purpose.
Gravity correction was applied after direct measurements of the mass of the lower limb lever arm system at 30° knee extension.
