Sentence examples for cluttered buildings from inspiring English sources

By contrast, we know surprisingly little about how terrestrial animals move so well in natural terrain, and even the best robots still struggle in complex terrain such as earthquake rubble, cluttered buildings, forest floor, and Martian rocks, an ability required for important applications like search and rescue, structural examination, environmental monitoring, and planetary exploration.

As an example, forested areas and/or locations cluttered with buildings will block most of the view — and cut back your chances of success just as much.

The locations were selected in a random stratified framework to represent urban, suburban, and rural areas and different micro-environments, from open to densely cluttered by buildings or vegetation.

When you notice clutter building up in one area constantly or an organization system (filing, storing, etc) doesn't work quite how you'd hoped, schedule a time to re-think and implement a new system of organization.

There are a few ramshackle stretches of Coast Highway in Laguna Beach cluttered with tired buildings and bad imagination.

Xianyou is booming, its skyline cluttered with high-rise buildings and cranes.

Their visual field is cluttered up with decaying buildings, rusting cars, potholed roads and an imperfectly realised sky, which darkens towards the horizon of history.

The roof of Mr. Schwartz's building was cluttered with ventilation pipes from apartments below, two air-conditioning condenser units and a large skylight over fire stairs.

I grew up there and can just recall the harbor of my early childhood, its sparkle often shrouded by the belching of ill-sited plants, its downtown foreshore cluttered with boxy, unimaginative office buildings.

The short video clips updated throughout the day showed streets cluttered with rubble from damaged buildings, houses collapsed on their owners and a bloody flow of victims either being treated in makeshift clinics or prepared for burial.

We evaluated the method on a large, highly cluttered data set of a building with forty separate rooms.