Sentence examples for standing state from inspiring English sources

What we treat is that when the rolling motion is finished, the robot and camera are in a standing state, so the terrain perception is performed again.

The second use is often said to be descriptive, since the sentence is then not used to grant permission, but to report that permission to do so is a standing state.

Blood flow, another angiogenic stimulation that induces shear stress in capillaries, was significantly lower in soleus muscle of the hindlimb suspended rat compared with muscle in the quiescent standing state [ 31].

The current voltage curves of composite membranes in the "free standing" state after bulk and surface modification by polyaniline are investigated.

The produced ZNL had three different orientations: (i) laid, (ii) tilted, and (iii) standing states, illustrating that the orientation of ZnO NRs on the TiO2 film was determined by the ZnO NR configuration on the mold.

To compare the TI and standing states, body movements were monitored in both states.

These pulsations are present during the TI and 'awake', standing states, but not in the CO2 anesthetized state.

Overall, our work describes TI as a state similar to the standing 'awake' state on the basis of presence of uniform abdominal pulsations and a significant decrease in the magnitude of pulsation in response to visual stimuli.

But does that 18th century logic still hold in a country with a standing army, state militias and local police forces?

Whether standing under state law translates into standing for the purposes of Article III is a question that the United States Supreme Court has poked at but never resolved.

Black and Hispanic leaders are growing increasingly concerned about their standing in state government, noting that only two years ago, the governor's office was held by a black man, David A. Paterson, and a diverse Democratic caucus controlled the Senate chamber.