0 past simple and past participle of collocate
1 (of words and phrases) to often be used together in a way that sounds correct to people who have spoken the language all their lives, but might not be expected from the meaning
In his rustic way he obviously does not know what "collocated" means either.
In all these works, the bounded open-loop control has been completed with simple collocated joint positions and velocities feedback, to achieve good end-effector tracking, under the model conditions quoted above.
Matches deemed relevant were saved and the words contained in keyword-match passages were counted to identify words that frequently collocated with, or occurred in the vicinity of, search words.
Unfortunately, as the number of modes in the dynamic model increases, a minimum phase system is achieved still with the collocated situations.
Lapses in co-occurrence restrictions, such as that affecting the type of subject collocated with going to, occur as the item is generalizing in meaning.
Most graphical virtual worlds to date have been designed as isolated entities, to be experienced by one or a few physically collocated individuals.
Even in collocated teams, many of these challenges remain relevant.
Based on whether the actuator and the sensor are located at the same place, control methods can be classified as collocated control and noncollocated control.
