Drunkenness, in fact, is a central theme, as Nation (Maggie Hoffman), at one point posturing in front of a microphone in stylized 19th-century-period clothes, preaches about the evils of vice.
Section 5 highlighted that the model, exploiting the properties of dynamical reservoirs, can learn to reach an equilibrium-point posture (Feldman 1986; Bizzi et al. 1992; Caligiore et al. 2014) alongside learning rhythmic complex trajectories.
Look for tense, pointed posture.
The researchers reported yesterday that the dinosaur, named Nigersaurus taqueti, had a short neck, delicate bones and a habitual head posture pointed directly toward the ground.
Blustering and finger-pointing, posturing and dramatic gestures seldom carry the day.
In this space, a data point represents posture information at one frame, and hence the trajectories describe actions as changing postures over time.
Another Pakistani official said the air force had been in a "point defense" posture for one week, prepared to defend specific key defense installations and cities — including Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Lahore — as well as the Kahuta nuclear weapons laboratory.
In this equation, the difference from the input data is taken for all three dimensional points after posture conversion of the reference data.
At this point, the postures and obsessions of their heroes seem tired.
A case in point is his posture on a group of creditors who have taken Argentina to court over the repayment of old bonds in default.
Starting from this point, the robot posture is recognized by continuously tracking the robot's path.
