Sentence examples for reference movements from inspiring English sources

The results of this study show that DP represents the ROM of the reference movements with reasonable accuracy.

An inner control loop aimed at the finite time exact tracking of the reference movement is also designed.

In this way, the controlled system reference movement, optimal with respect to a pre-specified scalar convex cost function and a set of suitable equality and inequality constraints, is generated.

This method is used to provide the relevant functional aspects of the reference movement.

This could be seen as indicating a relative homogeneous reference movement.

Finally, a third feature of human movements relates to their scaling property with respect to speed (Hollerbach and Flash 1982; Atkeson and Hollerbach 1985), namely that the instantaneous speed is scaled by a multiplicative factor, whose value depends on the ratio of the overall movement duration to that of some reference movement.

We are also indirectly reinforcing ideas by referencing movements in art, music, history and so on.

Bourdieu became "the intellectual reference" for movements opposed to neo-liberalism and globalisation that developed in France and elsewhere during the 90s.

"The columns reference specific movements, architects, and styles along with vernacular, common forms.

Clear references to movements and themes of Beethoven occur in these early works, and in key scheme and major minor contrast Schubert often betrayed his indebtedness to Beethoven.

At the same time, the titles, frequently mystical in orientation or making reference to movement, give us a hint to the artist's intentions and his thoughts; Mr. Simmons sees his work as revealing or capturing some kind of spiritual force that is beyond the physical properties of the art itself.