Sentence examples for step components from inspiring English sources
Ground reaction force data were collected and used to characterize the timing and magnitude features of the postural (weight-transfer) and step components.
Overall, older subjects were slower to initiate the postural and step components, and displayed a reduction in the initial posterior displacement of the COP.
In the first step, components should be classified into different groups and in the second step, the pseudo-components (groups) critical and thermo-physical properties are calculated (Briesen and Marquardt 2004).
In the present work, independent component analysis is applied in order to separate both pulse and step components, revealing significant differences in several parameters related to the morphology of these components between patients and control responses.
The skin step component is found to be significant at high frequencies,abovethe convective resonance frequency of the panels (at which the turbulence convection velocity equals the flexural wave speed).
The smaller signals of the step component are then required to keep the eye stationary after the movement.
FE simulations using ABAQUS/Explicit were conducted to examine the upper and lower forming limits of the hydromechanical deep drawing (HDD) of stepped components.
A unified framework was developed to provide beginning researchers with an overall picture of all essential steps, components, and their connections when developing a GP system for automated design of production scheduling heuristics.
In order to visualize how distant or similar the one-step components are, a simple method for parsimoniously connect the components was devised.
We have shown here that patristic distances calculated over the Neighbor-Joining tree have a significantly lower correlation with the distance matrix than the one-step components.
We have shown that one-step components represent accurately genetic relationships among the HCV HVR1 variants extensively sampled by NGS from infected individuals.
