Sentence examples for train mechanisms from inspiring English sources

To break through the structure constraint of the gear trains and obtain gear train mechanisms suitable for transplanting movement systematically, the type synthesis of gear train mechanism based on graph theory was carried out.

The first geared clock was invented in the 11th century by the Arab engineer Ibn Khalaf al-Muradi in Islamic Iberia; it was a water clock that employed a complex gear train mechanism, including both segmental and epicyclic gearing, capable of transmitting high torque.

Gasser also helped develop the training mechanisms to make sure the analysts are consistent about more subjective matters — like how "emotionally intense" that Stan Getz solo is.

Vondrick and co have used the templates to train machine vision algorithms and say the results significantly outperform other training mechanisms.

We also present a thorough evaluation of the framework with different patch generation methods, forest training mechanisms and prediction methods.

However, recently, research incorporated various deep learning techniques with hybrid learning and training mechanisms of processing data with high speed.

The training mechanisms for faculty and staff will also provide ways to indicate whether one has experienced sexual misconduct at MIT.

This week in Washington, investors, start-ups, interested foundations and nonprofit education policy organizations met to talk about creating training mechanisms that can educate people continually, rather than in one four-year chunk — and also generate a return on investments.

Previous studies have observed that common training mechanisms don't provide meaningful learning to users, and that user satisfaction rates range from neutral to low.

The reasons that the United States is losing ground on the talent map have less to do with training mechanisms and more to do with bigger factors: a highly distractive youth culture, a focus on the glamour of winning rather than on the brickwork of building technique and a sporting environment that is gentler than those found in many of the world's harder corners.

Many U.S. scientists will be required to pick up their pencils and go back to school later this year to fulfil new training mechanisms being established by federal funding agencies.