Sentence examples for poses present from inspiring English sources

We can observe that the reference poses obtained sample the 3D pose space in a salient manner, while drastically reducing the variability of poses present in a given gesture.

That gives us a measure of how visual speech degrades with the different poses, presented in Figure 12.

The docking poses presents the ligands had interactions with different critical amino-acids in the protein.

The lordosis intensity was scored on a 4-point scale (0 3) as described by Hardy and DeBold (Hardy and Debold, 1971) where 0 indicates no lordosis response and 3 indicates a pronounced spinal flexion, and averaged over the number of lordotic poses presented.

In unpublished testimony provided to Congress after his confirmation hearings in January, Mattis said the US military had to consider how the thawing Arctic and drought in global flashpoints would pose present and future challenges.

"Contention is as much a part of their legacy as their principles," Richard Brookhiser writes in his diverting "What Would the Founders Do?" — an entertaining exercise in posing present-day problems as questions, and then attempting to answer them.

Such an interaction is not well handled by docking programs, for which the right pose presents a high van der Waals repulsion.

The binding pose presented in Fig. 2F positions the carboxyl group into a hydrophobic subpocket in the roof of the substrate binding site, but it offers a significantly more relaxed conformation to the tetrahydroisoquinoline.

Reliance on hardwood fuel poses more present dangers as well.

Exceptions can be found in early portraits like "Paddy Flannigan" (1908), where a cross-eyed, bucktoothed newsboy strikes a defiant, bare-chested pose, fully present.

But the radioactive material that has been released so far -- deliberately or accidentally -- seems too small to pose a present danger.