Sentence examples for simplistic motion from inspiring English sources

In this work a rather simplistic motion model is proposed that is aimed at sensor networks with realistic numbers of sensor nodes.

Perhaps the most important problem is their proposed simplistic motion for the malleus, which they indicated is parallel to, and along the axis of the anterior process of the malleus (processus gracilis or gracile process), (see Fig. 5 in [28]).

The multiformity of vibrational patterns seen in the malleus at the various resonant frequencies of the TPC (see animation sequences linked to Figures 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34) would seem to contradict the simplistic motion of the malleus proposed by Hemilä et al. [21] and Nummela et al. [28].

Hyper-accurate tracking coupled with controller buttons will allow gamers to manipulate onscreen objects not just the tennis and bowling balls that are the current staple of simplistic motion-based games but more complicated combinations associated with shooting and action games that are nearer to Sony's more avid audience.

The anatomy points to a complex mechanism rather than a simplistic (piston-like) motion of the malleus, as proposed by Nummela and her colleagues [29].

Current structural design provisions either do not account for effects of vertical ground motion or specify a simplistic equivalent-static-load based methodology.

However, they weren't a real security system in that you couldn't be alerted to motion, making the cameras overly simplistic.

The two leads are working from a simplistic script that goes through the chick flick motions without attempting to do anything new.

The conference backed a motion attacking the curriculum for presenting a simplistic, culturally narrow, "kings and queens" version of subjects such as history.

The 3D motion of the prosthetic marker moving the most was used as a simplistic way to denote the magnitude of the micromotion, and enabled the micromotion between the tibial insert and the tibial bone to be described.

A linear relationship between the distribution of motion energy in the stimulus and the probability of saccade occurrence is perhaps too simplistic a model.