Sentence examples for step displacement from inspiring English sources

Step displacement refers to calculation of one human step based on the inertial measurements and is effectively a down-sampling from the IMU data rate to the rate of the upper filter.

The ramp function had high correlation coefficients with three different displacement patterns: a step displacement in the middle of the 3-year period (0.94), steady displacement over 3 years (0.95), and steady displacement only during the third year (0.62) (Fig. 5).

u_{i} = ;u_{text{s}} ;{text{e}}^{{ - beta_{i} }} ;(sin (beta_{i} ) + cos (beta_{i} )) (2 where ( u_{i} ) is the nodal displacement at the ith node, ( u_{s} ) is the step displacement and β i is a normalized nodal factor taking the values 0, 0.55, 0.75 0.75, 1.0, and 1.25; β i  = 0 corresponds to the mid point.

Each pursuit trial began when a fixation spot was presented in the centre of the screen for 1200 1900 ms. The spot then underwent a step displacement of 5° and a smooth ramp motion towards the position of fixation for 600 ms at 20° per second or 1200 ms at 10° per second.

The performance of the control system is evaluated, at different operating conditions, when the beam is subjected to step displacements.

Gaussian errors with standard deviation 0.01 m and 0.2° were added to the step displacements and the heading changes, respectively, and heavy-tailed Cauchy distributed errors of scale 1 m were added to the range measurements.

When the platform works in the linear model, the minimum stepping displacement is 0.15 μm, the maximum velocity is 105.31 μm/s and the largest output load is 4.9 N.

The proposed mechanism of retaining glycosyltransferases such as CaMNT1p involves a two-step displacement.

To extend the notion of one-step translocation error probability to several steps displacement, the probability for a trajectory to be false was set to be the mean of all the one-step translocations that composed the trajectory.

The ground velocities observed at the rock site (KTP) showed a simple velocity pulse, resulting in monotonic-step displacements associated with the permanent tectonic offset.

For a multi-step trajectory its length is defined as the sum of all step-displacements, its total displacement is the displacement between the start and end of the track and its straightness is defined as the ratio between its total displacement and length.