Sentence examples for using the same body from inspiring English sources

"[O]ne of the things that we've learned is that, if we design these robots to communicate with us using the same body language, the same sort of non-verbal cues that people use what we find is that people respond to robots a lot like they respond to people," said Cynthia Breazeal, director of MIT's personal robots group, in a 2010 TED Talk about Leonardo and other social robots.

The pluralism of decision-makers is also two-fold: (a) there are many individuals making decisions using the same body of materials, and (b) these individuals do not share a uniform evaluative outlook.

Karma's designers based the new car on Fisker's beloved but beleaguered Fisker Karma, using the same body design but overlaid on an improved powertrain and suspension system, and around a more luxurious interior.

As a first step, we showed that marmosets are capable of imitating the overall feature of the opening action, that is, of using the same body part as the model to open a food container [8].

Steady state locomotion using the same body weight support (BWS) percent was compared in 7 males (42.6 ± 4.29 years) with incomplete SCI and matched (gender, age) noninjured controls (42.7 ± 5.4 years) using the Lokomat, Manual Treadmill, and ZeroG.

The limitations of the present study are the retrospective design and, further, the inability to distinguish between the effects of body position within one radiological modality or between the modalities using the same body position.

Doctor Igwe and his wife arrived in a light cloud of citrus, as if they both used the same body cream scented with tangerines.

For the Roadster, Tesla has obtained gliders from Lotus of Britain, which uses the same body for its Elise sports car.

Third, we used the same body of information to evaluate whether these 18 characteristics affect economy, society and environment.

There will also be another version (the C7) coming out with a slightly smaller screen (7″) and battery, which will use the same body but be considerably lighter.

Willemen et al. [6] used the same body signals to distinguish between wake, REM, light (NREM1/2), and deep (NREM3) sleep applying a support vector machine (SVM) classifier.