Sentence examples for Basis for navigation from inspiring English sources

In a mobile service robot, map building is a basis for navigation that allows the robot to perform a given task.

Results show that vehicles 2 and 3 can be used to implement bio-inspired navigation like; target reaching and stimulus avoidance, which constitute a set of navigation primitives or basis for navigation behaviour.

Whilst the current experimental design does not allow us to disentangle interactions among treatments that might preclude inferences on the sensory basis for navigation itself, it did allow us to observe whether manipulated birds were motivated to embark on foraging trips, able to forage effectively and could perform normal behavioural tasks.

The official location of the magnetic poles is specified by the World Magnetic Model, which acts as the basis for navigation, communication, GPS, etc. around the globe.

These results demonstrate that the transfer of link traveling time models within a city or from one city to another city can provide acceptable prediction accuracy and thus can be used as the basis for navigation algorithms in case no good data basis is accessible for a city.

Barlow, J. S. Inertial navigation as a basis for animal navigation.

Greedy search, the basis for our navigation scenarios based on these models, has been used in the previous work to analyze navigation dynamics in networks [39, 40] and has been found to produce comparable results to human navigation patterns [41, 42].

The basis for space navigation is inertial guidance i.e., guidance based on the inertia of a spinning gyroscope, irrespective of external forces and without reference to the Sun or stars (see inertial guidance system).

The error of the Right Ascension of Ascending Node (RAAN) is less than 60 μrad and the observations of star sensors can be used as a spatial basis for Beidou MEO navigation constellation.

The predictive distribution, as its name suggests, forms the basis for prediction of navigation ability for unobserved individuals.

We also demonstrate that representations optimized for predictability are a suitable basis for path planning and navigation, offering good navigability while keeping the representation low-dimensional.