Sentence examples for to generate a direction from inspiring English sources

I try to generate a direction for myself, a vision, and I tell you I just can't and it makes me so sad.

The last step of the control algorithm is to convert the voltage value in a PWM signal and to generate a direction signal in order to drive the DC driver.

To generate a direction-selective response, the DS cells need to collect inhibitory synapses selectively from a subset of starburst processes, which mostly point in the DS cell's null direction [13].

In summary, the spatial organization of SAC SAC inhibition and SAC DSGC inhibition work together to generate a direction-selective output from the retina.

This new method perturbs all unknown parameters stochastically and simultaneously to generate a search direction at each iteration.

"This is a really sad unraveling of something that was perhaps going to generate a whole new direction in this illness".

But it is possible to generate a gentle bias towards one direction or another using the magnetic fields generated beneath the board using touch-sensitive plates under foot.

A CMG is an indirect actuator to generate a torque in the desired direction by using a gyroscopic effect for the attitude control of dynamical systems.

Antisaccades are one way to examine inhibition, as antisaccade tasks require the suppression of the automatic response to look towards a peripheral cue and to generate a saccade in the opposition direction instead [ 3].

After the registration procedure, for each MRI and for each position in the brain x = x1, x2, x3, we obtain a displacement value in each direction to generate a field of vectors: U x) = (u1 x), u2 x), u3 x)); that is, during the registration procedure position, x is displaced to the new position x + U x) in the template space.

Although this packing material does not afford a sufficient electroosmotic flow with classical hydro-organic mobile phases, the addition of a surfactant that adsorbs onto the stationary phase allows to generate a sustainable electroosmosis flow (EOF), the direction of which depends on the charge of the surfactant.