Sentence examples for motion and iii from inspiring English sources

The ability to synthesize serial flexure systems is important because serial flexure systems (i) may possess DOFs not accessible to parallel flexure systems, (ii) exhibit larger ranges of motion, and (iii) enable cancellation of parasitic errors.

Sound bursts were presented in the acoustic free-field between 47° to the left and 47° to the right under three different stimulus conditions: (i) static, (ii) leftward motion, and (iii) rightward motion.

The hybrid system is trained to (i) rotate the arm by any assigned angle within a wide range tightly tracking a reference trajectory, (ii) identify the payload mass at the beginning of the motion and (iii) carry out this job with high velocity.

Results: Three main open-source software components were developed: (i) a database with web-interface; (ii) a modeling client for 3D + time visualization and parametric description of shape and motion; and (iii) open data formats for semantic characterization of models and annotations.

A fully factorial design was used to detect the use of three types of representations of object location: (i) visual snapshots; (ii) egocentric representations updated by self-motion; and (iii) representations relative to the external cue.

We tested (i) if some specific pattern arrangements inhibit successful capture when moving, (ii) the role of contrast in motion dazzle, and (iii) whether some pattern types could offer dual protection, that is, camouflage when stationary, and of motion dazzle when moving.

The three listening tasks were: (i) passive listening (prefixed 'p'); (ii) attend motion (prefixed 'aMo'); and (iii) attend FM (prefixed 'aFM').

To date it is not clear (i) when to repeat an acquisition, (ii) when to exclude a motion-degraded dataset post hoc, and (iii) how motion induced artifacts impact measures of trabecular and cortical parameters.

Implicit in this model is the hypothesis that plus-end motion is more sensitive to exact BicD levels than minus-end motion: in phase II and III there is a basal level of BicD activity sufficient to achieve a fixed level of minus-end transport, but to really up-regulate minus-end transport requires the 'completely open' conformation found in IIB.

The second pipeline has the following five filters: (i) A digital input filter, RTSP, that captures image frames from an IP camera using RTSP/RTP for transmission;   (ii) Two transformation filters for JPEG decoding and motion detection;   (iii) Two output filter for alarm and visualization.  .

In the Principles, Descartes had argued that (i) the world is a plenum, (ii) all motion in a plenum must be circular, and (iii) such circular motion presupposes the "infinite, or indefinite, division of the various particles of matter" as they adjust and shift to accommodate a continuous flow around bends and through narrows (AT VIIIA.59/CSM 1 239).