Sentence examples for based on navigation from inspiring English sources

To get around this problem, Dr. Perrig is working on a new password approach based on navigation through a virtual world.

In addition, fluorescence imaging allowed for the identification of (clustered) SNs that could not be identified based on navigation alone.

Improvement of the embedded route planning in freight apps, based on navigation and push-guidance, can cause the truck-cargo stowage to reach a reasonable volume, weight and loading sequence of demand points, and there is stowage area for more trucks that are the fully loaded, which can reduce the number of trucks out in the parking lot.

An example from the discipline of object-oriented design patterns, that of a game based on navigation through a maze, is used to describe how some important patterns can be implemented in Fortran 90/95 and how the progressive introduction of design patterns can usefully restructure Fortran software as it evolves.

On day 9, a probe trial was conducted without the escape box, to confirm that this spatial task was acquired based on navigation by distal environment room cues.

A probe trial was conducted 24 hours after the last training session without the escape box in order to confirm that this spatial task was performed based on navigation using distal environment room cues.

Last month, the United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) raised concerns over plans to replace the current radar-based air-traffic control with one based on satellite navigation and automation.

In order to obtain a more precise aircraft altitude, this paper applies an integrated navigation method based on inertial navigation algorithms, which uses drag derived altitude to aid the inertial navigation during the blackout zone.

The first one is based on a navigation memory sharing and the other is a bio inspired by ant's behavior strategy.

We evaluate the practical navigability of a recommendation network using simulations based on three navigation models established in the literature, namely, point-to-point navigation [12], navigation via berrypicking [13], and navigation via information foraging [14].

The assessment of construct validity (time to perform a task) was based on one basic navigation task.