Sentence examples for autonomously collected from inspiring English sources
If, for example, DepthX detects an increase in hydrogen sulphide (which can be produced by the bacterial breakdown of organic matter) of more than 700 parts per million, it would decide to investigate the area further.DepthX has already autonomously collected rock samples from the world's deepest sinkhole, El Zacatón, in Tamaulipas state, Mexico.
Time-lapse ERT measurements along a 35-m transect were autonomously collected from 2013 to 2015 and inverted to obtain soil electrical resistivity.
Four man-portable Iver2 UUVs operating in coordinated missions autonomously collected environmental data, which was compressed in-stride, re-formatted, and exfiltrated via UAS relay for display and tactical decision making.
Combining autonomously collected ground data with measurements taken from both space and the atmosphere will provide richer, more accurate environmental intelligence.
Image-DietDay differs from several recently reported image-capture approaches (Wang et al., 2006; Kikunaga et al., 2007; Swanson, 2008; Boushey et al., 2009; Six et al.; Weiss et al., 2010) because the participants are using the autonomously collected images to help recall the foods that they ate during the target period.
As an example, we demonstrate that RAMSAY-2 can autonomously collect data to evaluate enzymatic activities in enzyme samples supplied by the user.
The attendees of the Knowledge Representation and Ontologies for Autonomous Systems Symposium1 applied their collective intelligence in an attempt to solve one of the universe's great challenges: how do you autonomously collect garbage from an airport facility?
The sensor node after autonomously collecting the data encapsulates it into a GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication) text message and sends it to the server via the GSM modem.
Investigators also want to improve forecasts by utilizing new instruments that can autonomously collect high-frequency HAB and environmental data, minimizing the need for expensive survey vessels and human sampling and analysis., Being able to see blooms coming is "the Holy Grail for all HAB research," says Raphael Kudela, a phytoplankton ecologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
We describe a real-time highway surveillance system (RHSS), which operates autonomously to collect statistics (speed and volume) and generates incident alerts (e.g., stopped vehicles).
Fig. 1 Tactile data are collected autonomously by the tactile sensor developed in [7], mounted on a KUKA KR-650 Fig. 2 The new tactile sensor design (left) first reported in [6].
