Sentence examples for motion definition from inspiring English sources

Ground motion definition was achieved indirectly through empirically derived response spectra obtained from sets of earthquake ground motions recorded at a nearby station located in soft soil.

Brownian motion – definition and basic properties.

a Skeletal frame normalization, b range of motion definition in hand-or-foot area, c hand-or-foot detection, d skeletal joint correction of hand-or-foot area Fig. 7 Calculating a joint location for skeletal normalization.

Greater numbers of segments met a normalised within-subjects contribution-to-total-motion definition of LSMDs than a Gaussian definition (Table 8), with the exception of rotation LSR at L2-3.

Basically, it's a near-360 degree way to view Google Street View in fast motion, high definition video.

(a) Comparison of the experimental data for CuO-water nanofluids with Jang and Choi's model [78] for different random motion velocity definitions [80].

After the development of fluid dynamics and its application to atmospheric motion, various definitions were gradually unified (Simpson 1947, who used the term "intertropical convergence").

(b) Comparison of the experimental data for Al2O3-water nanofluids with Jang and Choi's model [78] for different random motion velocity definitions [80].

It should be stripped of all technology – not just HotSpot, Hawk-Eye and Snicko, but enhanced volume, slow-motion, high-definition zooms and even replays – which all add complications and are unnecessary for spotting the howler.

According to this definition, motion estimation (ME) that occurs during the encoding process delivers relevant information through motion vector values to detect ROIs.

The philosopher, AC Grayling, kicked off the discussion in favour of the motion with a definition.