Sentence examples for rigid movement from inspiring English sources
Near the end of "Entity," when Mr. Hopkins's score takes a more melodic turn, Agnès López Rio raises her leg in a high extension and lingers there; Mr. Vereecken, joining her, uses his odd suppleness to show what Mr. McGregor's rigid movement might look like if it thawed out.
Developers insist that biologically inspired robots embody no rigid movement, which are made possible by special joints or actuators.
The grid deformation is accomplished by radial basis function interpolation as well as by the rigid movement of the initial grid.
First, the dynamic model for a rigid-flexible coupling spacecraft is established based on the first-order approximation method to fully reveal the coupling effect between rigid movement and flexible displacement when the spacecraft is in rapid maneuver.
A proportional-integral-derivative control is designed to meet multiple objectives including overshoot, peak time, tracking error of the rigid movement of the rotating base, and the defectional angle of the flexible beam.
Based on the result of a dynamic analysis and an Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) spectrum analysis of the deployment trajectory, a filter is used to decouple the movement feedback signal into two separate parts: the rigid movement and the vibration caused by flex factors.
They make precise but rigid movements, which is what you need when welding a car body.
Danes enlisted Rogoff to help teach her Grandin's rigid movements, undergoing a regimen of physical realignment that went on for weeks.
Still, a ballet is under no obligation to reveal transparent narrative or meaning — two figures dancing together is enough, metamorphosing the rigid movements of imperial dance into something more supple and pliant.
This was the first time the Stravinsky score had been choreographed by an American, and many in the audience were shocked by the barefooted dancers contorting themselves into angular and rigid movements.
The bones become progressively brittle and porous, leading to restricted and rigid movements.
