Sentence examples for movement input from inspiring English sources

In this section, we outline the mathematical method for estimating in real time the similarity between new movement input and basic step models stored in a dance figure/music database.

This means that the gestural parameters calculated from the new movement input will be stored in a single, fixed-size buffer template, which can then be matched with the templates of the stored models (see Figure 7).

The board runs into a PC, where the Eyeboard software (which is available in both Windows and Linux flavors) then interprets those voltage readings as movement inputs.

In the Samsung 837 Experience in New York, VR users stand on platforms that vibrate or rock, to give movement inputs as well.

The jet pack was criticized for being too sensitive when responding to the player's movement inputs.

Watching a speaker's facial movements, especially lip movements, provides input that can supplement the information from the speaker's voice.

The network uses a continuous attractor network architecture to perform path integration on an efference copy of the motor signal to keep track of the current state, and selection of which motor cells to activate by a movement selector input where the selection depends on the current state being represented in the continuous attractor network.

The VOR is an analogous response to head movement, with input coming from the vestibular system rather than the retina.

A straightforward way to do so is to present the target for the hand movement (target input of the transformation) in addition to the target for the cursor motion (target output of the transformation).

It is hypothesized that linking the observation of movement (visual input) to extant motor representations such that later observed actions can retrieve these stored patterns automatically can explain how the mirror neuron system develops.

Typical examples are large displays for which researchers hope to create more "natural" means of interaction by using human gestures and body movements as input.