Sentence examples for movement status from inspiring English sources

The movement status awareness algorithm was designed using a walking characteristic called the acceleration variance.

Zarif's Facebook page was hacked last week, with the intruder posting a pro-opposition Green movement status.

An adaptive step length estimation algorithm operating with optimal parameters and a movement status awareness algorithm are proposed.

Another limitation is the lack of signals such as the movement status (e.g. tracking of arm position) and other physiological measurements (e.g. respiration).

Paulin [ 64] developed a computational physical model estimating the movement status, useful for trajectory tracking and trajectory prediction; Paulin concluded that the cerebellum is not a motor control device per se but a device for optimizing sensory information about movements.

This has all been to IS's immense benefit, catapulting it into the big time and to the forefront of the global jihadist movement-a status which, as IS well knows, only the "far enemy," the US, can bestow.

One Iranian, who asked to remain anonymous out of concern for his safety, described the movement's status.

Amid the contemporary African decolonization movement, their status was modified in 1951 to "overseas provinces," and their inhabitants were officially granted full Portuguese citizenship in 1961.

With what the English jurist Henry Sumner Maine called the movement from status to contract, individualism has triumphed, and today identity is mutable and can only be gleaned by asking lots of questions.

The FEES protocol, as established by Langmore et al.,1 is a comprehensive evaluation of swallowing, including three major components: (1) structural movement, sensory status, and anatomic support for swallowing; (2) ability to swallow food and liquid; and (3) response to postural, dietary, or behavioral alterations to alter the path of the bolus or the way it is swallowed.

The evolution of society was characterized by Maine as a movement from "status" to "contract" forms of relationship in other words, a change from relations ordered by ascribed positions in a familial system to one in which relations were based on contractual obligations freely entered into by individuals.