fixed position

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The eye was stabilized by clamping the syringe in a fixedposition using a metal clip, metal post, and a magnet.
The significant feature of this computation is the result that the vortexformation process propagates fast enough to maintain itself a t a fixedposition.
Besides, in some cases posture is understood as a certain relative fixedposition of humanoid links that move as a whole.
However, it was demonstrated in the force control section that open-loop force control is effective for fixedposition force control.
With the piston position fixed, the electro-pneumatic valves supply the pneumatic cylinder chambers (constant volume for fixedposition) with air.
In consecutive response traces, the time windows are placed at a fixedposition in time relative to the onset of the motion bias.
The parent can use the weight, hunger, age, or fixedposition of each chick in the nest when picking which one to feed.
It was convenient to keep the balance in a fixedposition and to move the centre body or the step in the axial direction.
The laser beam in this case was not expanded, covering a range of 0.5 mm inside the target, at a fixedposition.
A bubble, trapped and held in a fixedposition by an acoustic standing wave, begins to move erratically if a threshold wave amplitude is exceeded.
It is likely that bacterial cells that are non-motile remain in a relatively more fixedposition as the medium rotates under a modeled reduced-gravity environment.
Here we apply this approach to keep the imaging plane at a fixedposition while approaching the beads to the cell cortex.
A fixedposition presentation procedure was adopted in this study while many self-paced reading studies use a moving window procedure.
The new chairman will immediately inherit that fixedposition.
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