Sentence examples for stance predicted from inspiring English sources

The top traces represent the electrophysiological event rate in Hz, the middle traces the step transition (with the high state being the swing phase and the low state being the stance) predicted by the HMM, and the lower trace being the actual step of the best modulated limb.

A naive application of our stance model predicts the outcome of the referendum as Remain.

However, in the absence of detailed knowledge of the physical laws that govern the behavior of a physical system, the intentional idiom is a useful stance for predicting a system's behavior.

The officials said the United States was informed this week of the Spanish stance, and several experts predicted today that other countries in the 15-nation European Union would balk at handing prisoners over to the Americans without similar guarantees.

Labour insisted that Miliband had faced down those in his party who wanted to oppose the bill outright, and predicted that his stance would lead to rebellions.

At the very least, the signs of a jump in black support for gay marriage suggest that black voters are unlikely to abandon Mr. Obama over his same-sex marriage stance, as some commentators had predicted.

Smell was predicted by cleanliness, stance length, superstructure material and whether the latrine was private or public.

Jonas, who is known for taking provocative, forward-looking stances on the auto industry, predicted in April that self-driving fleets of electric vehicles will eventually replace individual car ownership.

The results demonstrated that the ankle joint motions in both vertical and horizontal directions (relative RMSE ∼10%) and CoP (relative RMSE ∼15% for most of the subjects) are accurately predicted over most of the stance phase (from 10%to90%0% of stance).

Measurements of hinge knee extension force when modeling stance under various biomechanical conditions matched those predicted using an analytical model.

Distractors moving toward the avatar did not interfere more with search than did a distractor moving in any of the other directions, which is not predicted from an attentional-capture stance.