Sentence examples for tendency of motion from inspiring English sources

A static friction model developed by Chen and Wang29 for solving the contact between a sphere and a rough surface was employed to analyze the maximum stiction length, which is the longest continuous length in the stick area measured along the direction of the tendency of motion (see Fig. S4 in the Supplementary Information).

Its purpose is to indicate the tendency of motion direction for each of the scene's spatial locations.

He went back (towardSectionfrom the deictic center).

SKIP mode roughly reflects the tendency of motion in a scene, but it can be selected in a fast motion area and not selected in a slow motion area.

In situations where the human shows a tendency of smooth motion, the CMKF will give as good a result as the KF because the CMKF will predict a smooth motion matching some portion in the human's past history.

Tropical cyclone (TC) hazard is associated with TC climatology, namely, the pattern of genesis, distributions of intensity and intensification rate, tendency of storm motion, and the frequency and intensity at landfall.

The algorithm works when tracking humans with a tendency of repetitive motion.

Although there is a shared tendency for motion, light and abandonment of line, the Russian Impressionists have distinctly aggressive and committed brush strokes without contrivance, unlike the controlled dabbing and patterning of strokes by Westerners.

If the proposed hybrid algorithm is used to track objects or humans with a continuous tendency of repetitive of motion, the mean error improves by 50-70% over a traditional implementation of KF.

Conversely, repulsive forces resulting from entropic exclusion the tendency of the Brownian motion of a disordered polymer to sweep away other molecules from its vicinity has also been measured for FG-repeat regions (Lim et al. 2006b).

The observations revealed the spatial and temporal properties for the wave, but with a distinct tendency toward preferential directions of motion which varied from month to month.