Sentence examples for velocity of motion from inspiring English sources

Since this motor output must contend with state-dependent physical dynamics during movement, these primitives are thought to depend on the position and velocity of motion.

It is concluded that the control method in which the impedance parameters are varied actively with the velocity of motion gives the best performance for a robot human cooperation task.

This angle is independent of the base area and is determined by the velocity of motion and the parameters of the model, which depend on the characteristics of the medium.

The influence of the parameters of the model on the optimum shapes is demonstrated and, for each model, formulae are derived relating the velocity of motion and the characteristics of the medium with the optimum angle.

As the hair moves because of the electric field, it changes the frequency of the laser light that hits it, allowing the vibrometer to keep track of the velocity of motion of the hair.

One is the damping force, it is dependent on the velocity of motion in a medium (Fd), and the other would be the restoring force due to the displacement of the electrons' cloud from the core ion (Fr).

The general principle underlying the operation of all dynamic mass spectrometers, the difference between the velocities of motion of ions differing in mass but having the same energy, is pointed out.

(3) Is the speed of motion (angular velocity, velocity of proximal translation of the center of the humeral head) different in these groups?

Range of motion and velocity of movement is difficult to measure without technical equipment but the quality of movement control can be visually inferred [ 21].

The moving force is assumed to move with accelerating, decelerating and constant velocity types of motion.

However arbitrarily and speculatively Descartes may have proceeded in the derivation of the different kinds of corpuscles, he finally arrived at corpuscles characterized by differences in mass, velocity, amount of motion, etc. properties that can be treated mathematically.