Sentence examples for set of joint from inspiring English sources
"We have therefore agreed a set of joint policy priorities to bring about this change and to put the priorities of residents first".
South Korea and the United States are to begin another set of joint military exercises on Monday, which the North has denounced as a rehearsal for an invasion.
The planned naval exercises are the third set of joint military drills since the sinking of the South Korean warship, the Cheonan.
Partly because the Siemens-led alternative was on the table, GE had to make concessions, and ended up in a complex set of joint ventures, in some cases with the meddling French state as a partner.
He at first shied away from co-ordinating the Gaza pullout with Israel because it was not part of an overall peace deal, so the first discussions have only just been held; Israel, says one official, is waiting for the PA to appoint its representatives to a set of joint working groups.
In February America's Securities and Exchange Commission announced an inquiry into the way Elan is alleged to have shifted substantial research and development (R&D) costs off its books and into a complex set of joint ventures, while also prematurely claiming revenues from these off-balance-sheet entities, thereby puffing up its profits.
In their model, the input to AIP was a depth map and the F5 representation was set of hand joint angles.
A large experimental data set of these joints is collected from published literature based on consistent criteria for data selection.
The desired result is that the horse will be keen but submissive and support the weight of the rider without undue strain on any set of joints or muscles.
A set of joints are manufactured by resin transfer moulding (RTM) process based on the design above.
Dubbed Quma, the human-like doll has a set of joints throughout its body, all of which are equipped with sensors and can be moved freely by the user: hold up the right arm for example, and the 3D figure on your computer screen will do the same, in real-time.
