Sentence examples for mounted on human from inspiring English sources

a Schematic of a wearable device mounted on human skin.

The prototype of our system is shown in Fig. 2. All the system can be mounted on the human body by backpack which hold the laptop, RF transmitter, and belt to anchor the Kinect.

This paper aims at evaluating the body dynamic parameters by means of a force plate and an accelerometer mounted on the human body when a rhythmic activity (jumping) is developed.

In our case, we checked the number of points inside a ground plane, if the number of points is larger than 10,000, then we consider it is a ground plane candidate; Since Kinect is mounted on the human body, distance between ground plane and Kinect (y-axis coordinates) must be in a range of 0.8−1.2 m.

These locations of point-assessments of the E-field represented the location of the geometrical centre of the exposimeter E-field sensor mounted on the human body (at the waist or the chest), the virtual model of measurements.

The L2 segments were sectioned in a cryostat into 10 µm sections, which were mounted on nuclease and human nucleic acid free 0,9 µm POL-membrane frame slides (Leica Microsystems) and stored at −80°C until LMD.

In this paper, we present an optimization framework for automating the shape customization of human-centric products, which can be mounted on or embedded in human body (such as exoskeletal devices and implants).

The stage will be almost bare – a plastic table, a few microphones and bottles of water, and an altogether stranger object, a dummy of a human head mounted on a mic stand.

From "Some Books of Other Years," March 9, 1980 Leonard Warren, who will sing the leading baritone role in "Il Trovatore" when the Metropolitan Opera opens its 75th season tomorrow night, is a human bellows mounted on matchsticks who, many believe, is the greatest baritone in the Italian repertory today.... American-born, American-trained, he is very much a prophet with honor in his own land.

All channel measurements were performed with the patch antenna mounted on the wrist of a human subject (male, 176-cm height, 78-kg weight) in locations W1, W2 and W3.

It uses an inertial measurement unit (IMU) that can either be embedded inside a dynamically unstable platform for balance measurement or mounted on the lower back of a human participant for gait analysis.