Sentence examples for unconstrained movement from inspiring English sources
In Saudi Arabia, I had trouble simply communicating with motorists who have lost the ability to imagine unconstrained movement to any point on the horizon.
In order to spell out more closely the role of citizenship in promoting unconstrained movement in the United States and in Europe, the Article takes into account additional factors incidental to the judicial interplay of citizenship and movement.
The telemetry unit should have a wireless means of communication to allow unconstrained movement of the subject.
As WBAN facilitates unconstrained movement amongst users, it has brought a revolutionary change in patient monitoring and health care facilities.
As well as during unconstrained movement, a horizontal bias was also found in goal-directed behaviour.
To prevent free-body rotation (unconstrained movement of models in space), we followed protocols described in [45].
Tracking a human with unconstrained movements in monocular image sequences is extremely challenging.
It is much more difficult to measure touch in ecologically salient contexts where there are unconstrained movements using the whole body.
Although EPH was originally formulated for explaining unconstrained movements, it was later extended to the control of static contact forces in constrained movements by assuming that the same equilibrium position that guides the execution of free movements could be shifted beyond the constraint, inducing a contact force as a consequence of such shift and the intrinsic muscle stiffness [30].
Movement smoothness in cervical rotations has rarely been investigated, but reduced smoothness in chronic neck pain has been reported for slow or self-paced unconstrained movements [ 6, 10].
This finding therefore contradicts the conclusions drawn from previous studies that did not control for movement velocity that implicitly suggested that movement smoothness in unconstrained movements is altered per se for participants with chronic neck pain [ 11, 15, 19, 21].
