Sentence examples for advanced perception from inspiring English sources
Thus, advanced perception systems are primarily required for an off-road robot to sense and understand its environment recognizing artificial and natural structures, topology, vegetation and paths, while ensuring, at the same time, robustness under compromised visibility.
Although to the human ear, the groans of fallow deer sound relatively simplistic and repetitive, we show that bucks have advanced perception abilities that allow them to extract information based on relatively small changes in some very salient parameters.
They represent the first experimental demonstration of the importance of f o in male competition in non-human mammals, and show that bucks have advanced perception abilities that allow them to extract information based on relatively small changes in key parameters.
The proposed system is based on advanced perception techniques, vehicle automation and communications between vehicles (V2V) and with the infrastructure (V2I).
Mr. Edwards, meanwhile, advanced a perception that Dr. Dean's campaign was generated by little more than anger at the Bush administration.
As scientific knowledge advanced, human perception of the planets changed, incorporating a number of disparate objects.
More importantly, our results demonstrate that already at an early stage of amniote diversification, and prior to the Permo-Triassic extinction event, the complexity of terrestrial vertebrate ecosystems had reached a level that proved advanced sensory perception to be of notable adaptive significance.
They say he should have paid more attention to the region earlier, instead of allowing Mrs. Clinton to be the first to bring up the upstate economy and to advance the perception -- right or wrong -- that she has taken the lead on the issue, a perception that has given her a bounce in the polls.
No one did more to advance this perception of the sport than the filmmaker Warren Miller, who died last month, at the age of ninety-three.
Ford and his team relentlessly co-opted the critiques of his political rivals, and even his own gaffes, in order to advance a perception of Ford as an outsider, unafflicted by conventional insider politics.
It undermines a fundamental democratic right to free expression a right that should extend to everyone, regardless of how contentious, bigoted or prejudiced these views might be in order to advance a perception of decency and social harmony.
