Sentence examples for capture environment from inspiring English sources
This chapter investigates the integration of component simulation models into the schematic capture environment.
The Landolt C images utilized in our research, although redundant in overall shape, demonstrate the inherent elements present in single-band imagery and algorithmic fusion (e.g., "glow," camera noise, edge "sharpness"/ blur"/ detail") within a tightly controlled image capture environment.
Formation flight experiments are set up in Vicon motion-capture environment and the flight results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed formation flight architecture.
In this paper, focuses on how to create a special library of any marketed solar panels in the Orcad-Capture environment using the design features provided by the founder, we established and implanted in Orcad-Capture the electric scheme of the solar panels according to their architecture.
This model describes the behaviour of the devices and captures environment dependencies.
Scenes like this capture why environment groups and nature lovers across Europe are so deeply opposed to building a new airport on the Thames estuary, an internationally important area for hundreds of thousands of migrating birds, for reptiles like the slow worm, for newts and watervoles, and for rare insects that thrive on old industrial land.
A historical timeline of the traditional gada system was used to capture historical environment changes that relate to vegetation.
In an attempt to capture the environment individuals experienced while maturing into their postsecondary and career decisions, we included variables that captured important household characteristics.
In addition, there is a limitation of a range of depth measurement such that the RGB-D sensors can capture the environment from 1 to 4 m.
- Routine Patrolling Pattern: In this pattern, an agent with the ability to visually capture the environment (e.g., a Helicopter or UAV) moves within a predefined path and provides environmental information for other agents (see Figure 1(b)).
