Sentence examples for modeling stance from inspiring English sources

Measurements of hinge knee extension force when modeling stance under various biomechanical conditions matched those predicted using an analytical model.

This modeling stance arises naturally in some application contexts, like multi-agent systems, but, more importantly, has a crucial impact on several general application-independent issues, like argumentation dynamics, argument summarization and explanation, incremental computation, and inter-formalism translation.

In an effort to subvert traditional presumptions of femininity, the artist uses plaster casts and stuffed pantyhose and tights to model stances and poses often associated with male behavior.

A ballistic double pendulum model was used to model the swing phase of gait, and the contributions of hip and ankle torques and hamstrings cocontraction were included when modeling the stance phase of gait.

A writer as good as Paley helps us (at least) know our world by modelling a certain stance toward it that is so pure and distinctive that it makes us go back into the world and take a harder, fonder look at it.

The simulator allows knee specimens six degrees of freedom and is capable of modeling both the swing and stance phases of human gait.

The hired model's stance was so realistic, Rogers wrote, "He fairly makes a chill run over me when I look at him".

Chateaubriand took as his model the stance of the 18th-century philosophe, but his Génie du christianisme (1802; The Genius of Christianity) caught a new mood of return to religious faith based on emotional appeals and proclaimed the aesthetic superiority of Christianity.

By no means was this masculine-presenting model a stance against the patriarchy that stifles our gender presentations to a checklist of femininity vs. masculinity.

While Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and nearly all sex worker-led organisations worldwide agree that the full decriminalisation of sex work is the best way to ensure the health and safety of sex workers, Laura Seebohm, the woman behind Changing Lives' women's services favours the Nordic Model, a stance that seems to conflict with her own research.

While Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and nearly all sex worker-led organizations worldwide agree that the full decriminalization of sex work is the best way to ensure the health and safety of sex workers, Laura Seebohm, the woman behind Changing Lives' women's services favours the Nordic Model, a stance that seems to conflict with her own research.