Sentence examples for tracking of body from inspiring English sources

This paper describes a system for vision-based tracking of body posture.

The possibility offered by the tracking of body joints provides new keys for mid-level features construction or pose extraction.

Thus, tracking of body size across the life course is not likely to be the explanation for our findings.

This study investigates whether tracking of body mass index and physical fitness from childhood to adolescence differs between groups of socioeconomic status.

Body size in childhood and adulthood are correlated, however the tracking of body size is generally moderate and varies in magnitude across studies (Sørensen and Sonne-Holm, 1988; Power et al, 1997; Singh et al, 2008).

The aim of this article is twofold: Firstly, to analyse tracking of physical fitness (PF) and tracking of body mass index (BMI) in Danish adolescents from families of different socio-economic status.

Then, to improve the performance and precision of the attitude estimation at high frequencies, we propose to add gyroscope and to develop an approach relaying on a quaternion-based nonlinear filter for the tracking of rigid body attitude (orientation) and heading.

However, it is obvious that these mismatches in the simplified geometrical modeling of the joint in the lower-limb kinematics lead to uncertainties in the model-based 3D motion tracking of human body such as walking velocity estimation, gait analysis, etc.

Since the Kinect's launch late last year, we've been seeing motion tracking of the body used as a digital control interface in a rapidly increasing number of projects.

If you've ever tried the form of natural family planning that involves obsessive tracking of basal body temperature and cervical mucus, this will sound familiar -- your temperature is going to be higher during certain times of the month.

In addition to corroborating earlier findings, the high degree of temporal and spatial resolution, coupled to the simultaneous tracking of the body allowed us to define several additional parameters, particularly those that address the spatial aspects of locomotion.