Sentence examples for movements by pointing from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration justifies these movements by pointing to fundamental changes in the geography of threats since the end of the cold war.

George Monbiot scandalised the Green movement by pointing this out in the Guardian in 2011.

In essence, then, the use of indicator stimuli that were coincident with the movement targets was confounded in the two previous articles with the requirement to make aimed-movement responses, either by pointing or saccades.

In Fig. 4(b), only one small movement was noticed (pointed by the white arrow), indicating that our data set was almost free from the movements, making the averaging process between slow-axis cross-sectional images possible so that the image quality is enhanced for better data interpretation.

We evaluate the performance of a variety of neural and fuzzy networks for discrimination among three planar arm-pointing movements by means of electromyographic (EMG) signals, when learning is based on small-sized training sets.

If we denote K*(X k ;r) as the reference region model and K(X k ;r) as a candidate region model, we can measure the data likelihood to track the facial point movements by considering the maximum value of the correlation coefficient between the color histograms in this region and in a target region.

"But point-by-point I worked back".

His point-by-point analysis is here.

Pieces by Metallica, Dream Theater and Muse are interspersed between the movements of the Vivaldi, pointing up the many connections.

Upon a visual inspection of the data, the modulation exerted by stimuli velocities on participants' movements appears evident: the slowest and fastest arm pointing movements were always preceded by slow and fast stimuli motions, respectively.

A double-square framing system was selected to minimize the vibration of the setup caused by the speeded pointing movement to the monitor.