Sentence examples for to locomote from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, artificial fishes can learn how to locomote through practice and sensory reinforcement.

Yet above all the skeleton allows us to locomote, which means it gets banged up and kicked around.

If you want to locomote on land, you'll need limbs, and for that you'll need shoulder and hip supports.

Perception of terrain is one of the most important technical impediments for biped robots to locomote in human environments.

Results from this simulation suggest that it is feasible for cockroaches to locomote dynamically, but they do not need to actively balance.

Minetti said: "A serious implication is to stimulate thinking about the discrepancy between the (relatively fast) timing of space exploration and the long-lasting evolution that would be required to adapt actual living beings to locomote in different gravity environments".

Given the scarcity of reported trackways attributed to terrestrially locomoting aquatic organisms, it seems possible that the inability to accurately identify the trackmaker may have doomed such traces to have been ignored or misidentified.

"She said, 'What are you doing?' And I said, 'Sleeping.' " This year's robot is required to pluck plastic triangles, squares and circles off the floor, locomote to a wall, and place the shapes on pegs in specific patterns.

If a parent requests it (and if he believes the child is ready), he'll even administer a "float test" by tossing fully dressed children as young as 3 into the pool to make sure they can "locomote," or turn over to float on their backs.

This type of block to extension is engaged when these species locomote on all fours in a diagonograde posture (body carried at about 45 degrees rather than upright orthograde or horizontal pronograde).

Bio-inspired robots that locomote this way, present a unique chal- lenge to indoor navigation because the sensors used for exteroception record this unsteadiness in their readings.