Sentence examples for recognition of the motion from inspiring English sources

In the clinical situation, patients are instructed about tooth brushing motion by leaflets and demonstrations [ 5] without full recognition of the motion used by the patient [ 6].

Some of the mentioned methods utilize motion vectors or features from motion vectors for the recognition of periodic motion.

As well as being critically involved in the recognition of biological motion, 34, 35 STS is associated with multisensory integrative processes.

The Pearson correlation coefficient between the recognition score of the original motions versus the synthesized motion for each of the 11 styles is 0.8849.

The experimental results demonstrate that by analyzing the currents induced in the electrodes, the angle and speed of hand motion can be inferred with high precision, and the system's effectiveness enable for accurate recognition of hand motion and human computer interaction.

The objective of the present study is to determine whether the perceptual deficits found in CP are restricted to the recognition of faces, or also to recognition of biological motion and lip movements.

Dr. Gorodnichy's work on visual recognition of body motion goes back to his days working on upgrading the robotic lifting arm used in the space shuttle.

The recognition of motion patterns and interactions from trajectories is a challenging task, in particular when dynamics of moving agents are nonlinear through time and space.

The behavioral recognition system with the motion templates could recognize the three behavior category types could be robustly determined with the total recognition rate of 80.5%.

Recognition of the features of abnormal ventricular septal motion in MR images is important to evaluate the haemodynamic status in patients with congenital and acquired heart diseases in routine clinical practice.

In spite of the fact that newborns are unable to recognize a static image of a face from ¾ profile or full face to profile, and vice et versa [31], habituation with more complex stimuli (i.e., faces in sequential rigid motion) enable newborns' recognition of the previously seen face even with profile poses presentations at test.