Sentence examples for moving behaviour from inspiring English sources

By using specially developed signal fusion algorithms, the sensor's raw data, like pressure, 3D tilt and acceleration, is processed to provide information about the user's gait or moving behaviour.

Failure to perform first feeding response immediately when the mouth has opened often causes morphological deformities, abnormal moving behaviour, and an inability to swim and feed (Gwak and Tanaka 2001; Kjørsvik et al. 1991), leading to high mortality (Dou et al. 2002; Houde 1974).

All animals recovered within 10 15 min after cessation of inhalation anaesthesia, and showed undisturbed moving behaviour, self grooming, and occasional climbing at 1 2 hours after implantation.

We move on to discuss her father's behaviour on drugs.

A person's speech becomes slurred and they are struggling to move Such behaviour could be a sign of a stroke: when the blood supply is cut to part of the brain.

The special characteristic of this device is the self-moving behaviour of the plasma and its ability to move through the inside of tubular dielectric structures.

In order to assess correctly the influence of the moving pedestrian on behaviour of a structure, an algorithm for tracking the point of application of pedestrian force is developed based on data from a single AHRS attached to a foot.

This is a tense time; she is disappointed by her father's behaviour (moving on fast with another woman; selling the family home) while still grief-stricken: "A sight, sound or smell is enough to make it wash over you, as hollow as the first moment you ever felt it".

Improvement by movement, although not really a medical intervention, is also related to a change in patient behaviour (moving around instead of resting).

In the qualitative assay, wild-type animals migrated to the cultivation temperature and then showed isothermal-tracking behaviour, moving isothermally on a radial thermal gradient (Fig 3A,B; Hedgecock & Russell, 1975; Mori & Ohshima, 1995; Mohri et al, 2005).

Differences in pre-laying behaviour on peat versus artificial turf were observed for the behaviours moving (less on peat), sitting (more on peat in the individual test) and object pecking (more on peat in the group test).