Sentence examples for subject which are from inspiring English sources

"Obviously there is a community debate going on, I have views on this subject which are pretty well known and they haven't changed".

Then the robot was asked to imitate a novel compositional action demonstrated by a human subject which are composed from prior-learned action primitives.

The relation occurs both for global DM and the processes that affect the task and the subject, which are reflected to a lesser extent in the dimensions of decision-making that affect the setting.

For example, in human pose estimation, 2D outlines of a human subject, which are extracted from one or more viewpoints using object segmentation techniques, are employed to reconstruct the 3D shape of a generic humanoid model [2 5].

Furthermore, Bandstra (Bandstra 2008) discusses tests for the determination of the Subject which are based on his English translation of the BH clause used as an example, and which do not work with the original Hebrew text.

Consequently, in the absence of syntactic devices, it is the syntacto-semantic features of the subject which are relevant for a distinction between the verbal and adverbial function of 必 bì: the deontic reading is confined to an addressee subject that functions as an agent or causer.

It's a very very very very touchy subject which is not being talked about".

I found a new subject which was an old subject that I knew.

He was fabulously well-read - and there was no subject which was ever beyond his wit".

The book is not really about sexuality; it has a slightly different subject, which is masculinity.

But it is only the setting for the real subject, which is life.