Sentence examples for moving whilst from inspiring English sources

If the boundaries of an iris image are blurred, level set method is not able to determine the exact location of blurred parts of the boundaries to stop moving; whilst, in our proposed method, thanks to its area preserving property, even if some parts of boundaries are blurred, the whole contour prevents the unwanted local movement of the contour in blurred image.

Optical flow is used when the robot is moving, whilst image difference is the preferred method when the mobile platform is still.

Councillor Ranjit Banwait, Derby City Council's cabinet member for street pride and neighbourhoods, said: "The reopening of Full Street will ensure we keep Derby moving whilst we press ahead with work to reopen the venue.

Also take note that you need to move whilst close to the ground (dust).

A BBC spokesman added: "We believe that this package is attractive for staff to move whilst at the same time being a managable financial package for the BBC".

Again locations are ranked by each individual, but now the best off individuals in any location may prefer to stay where they are rather than to move, whilst those with the lowest standard of living in a location are the most likely to move.

Waist measures, though practical, can be problematic as many children are "ticklish" and therefore move whilst the measure is being taken or hold their breath/expand their stomach and are unable to "breathe normally" as required for the optimum measurement.

For example, if a speaker said "you do the paper" whilst producing a gesture depicting holding the paper and folding it over, the language and gesture were coded as mismatched, as the semantics of the gesture indicated manner of moment and attributes of the object being moved, whilst the lexical semantics of the verb do did not.

Jump by pressing the A button - this can be used on combination with a number of other buttons, allowing you to shoot, aim or move whilst in mid-air.

The XmR chart makes no such assumption and instead uses the data themselves to provide empirical limits through calculation of an average moving range; whilst, for example, the p- and np-charts assume the variation to be a function of the location and plot theoretical limits that will not hold if the binomial assumption is violated.

"After 30 years' continuous service as an elected councillor or MP I think I should move on whilst I still have enthusiasm for the role.