Sentence examples for turning pattern from inspiring English sources
Constant radius turning pattern can be extended into an omnidirectional movement, while it is inefficient to build different control algorithm when the robot chooses different gaits.
The Module 4.1 is a bit more complex and you can control the turning patterns and number of turns per day.
MICROSOFT buys Nokia's handset division, a firm turns patterns of heartbeats into passwords and computer games are good for the brain, if you are over 60.
With increasing availability of digital text, there has been an explosion of computational methods designed to turn patterns of word co-occurrence in large text corpora into numerical scores expressing the "semantic distance" between any two words.
The AI approach is to feed data into an algorithm that turns patterns into models.
In high-income, car-dependent cities such as Auckland, particular bicycle-friendly interventions will be crucial to turn patterns of declining commuter cycling into sustained growth that would meet climate and health goals.
It has turned normal weather patterns upside down around the globe, climate scientists say.
Mr. Alexander's own contribution was a credible reminder that tap and Bach are natural partners, with four dancers effectively matching and complementing the rhythms of Bach and Liszt as their turning patterns captured the music's swirl.
Problems such as deformation caused by turning the pattern, ineffective polishing and the transformation of shape pixels to a physical length are corrected.
They are higher levels of meaning in other words that metaredound with lower ones – so that genre is a pattern of register patterns, register a pattern of discourse semantics ones, which are in turn a pattern of lexicogrammatical ones, in turn a pattern of phonological ones (for metaredundancy see Lemke 1995).
In the third column, precision values of driving event detection range from 50% to 66.67%, with sudden acceleration and sudden left turn pattern detection having the best accuracy.
