Sentence examples for orientations generated by the from inspiring English sources
By using a backstepping approach with a Nussbaum function, a priori-bounded control torque for the rotational subsystem is designed to track the desired orientations generated by the translational subsystem.
3. Scoring, during which each orientation generated by the placement methodology is subjected to scoring in an effort to identify the most favorable orientations.
The faceted morphology and dislocation structures in all the facets of austenite precipitates in a duplex stainless steel were investigated with an extended near-coincidence-sites (NCS) method based on the orientation relationship (OR) generated by the O-line model.
Pulling the endpoint of impaired arm from its equilibrium position along the mid-sagittal plane in a fast and straight motion (Figure 3(b)), we can find that the orientation of the force profile generated by the hypertonic shoulder force field is completely different from those produced in the other two fields.
The Monte Carlo simulations are used to "coat" the tablets assuming a uniform spray and orientations chosen randomly from the distribution generated by the DEM simulations.
A cell state determines the orientation and intensity of the airflow generated by the air-jet corresponding to the cell.
A homeotropic orientation of LC thin-film was generated by the interfacial chemical interaction between nitrile-containing LC and copper ions on the surface.
In contrast, for the incongruent group, when the visual orientation rotated to −90°, the force generated by the subjects did not change.
The sagittal slice orientation resulted in significantly lower acoustic noise generated by the imaging gradients, enabling a better stimulus perception.
The sagittal slice orientation resulted in significantly lower acoustic noise generated by the imaging gradients, enabling a better auditory stimulus perception.
This could be attributed to variation generated by the length and the spatial orientation of the antibodies (both primary and secondary) that bound heterogeneously to the coatomer.
