Sentence examples for phases of motion from inspiring English sources

With Marey's method, the images of various phases of motion sometimes overlapped, but it was easier to see and understand the flow of movement.

Furthermore, the device can inject additional rapid or slow forces or displacements onto the lower bite plate in order to elicit reflexes so that the response of jaw muscles to such stimuli can be examined at various jaw positions, force levels, phases of motion and velocities.

Modelling the dynamics of walking involves the analysis of its two phases of motion: (1) the single support phase, which represents finite motion; and (2) the impulsive motion of the impact that occurs at the end of each step (heel strike).

The dynamic structural response of the laminated glass panel is decoupled into two distinct phases of motion: phase I is controlled by the elastic deformation of the brittle glass plies whilst phase II is dominated by the large inelastic deformation of the Polyvinyl Butyral (PVB) interlayer.

Two main phases of motion were simulated, according to the field evidence, assuming that the mass movement started as a sliding mass involving the surface layers of the upper part of the slope and evolved into a rapid mud flow as it entered the impluvium, where the flow was channelized.

For the sake of consistency, only the frames related to the knee extension phases of motion, including the concentric (up) phase of the lunge maneuver, were used for analysis.

However, the actual motion of platform is not ideal, so the range compressed signal in (3) is blurred with motion error Δ R=A ′ P−A P. Motion compensation is then processed to the blurred range compressed signal in order to remove the envelope and phase of motion errors, so that most of the errors would be compensated.

The final phase of motion, full of micro-deliberations and corrections, was her entire gestural process.

Up to 32% of the jellyfish's movement can be attributed to this phase of motion.

Independently of which approach is used, video stabilization process depends on a phase of motion intention estimation.

Through back-analysis of three rock avalanche case histories, we have demonstrated the importance of accounting for the initially coherent phase of motion in dynamic models.