Sentence examples for confuse systems from inspiring English sources

The two main components, both developed by Arbe itself, are an ultra high resolution radar; and Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM), algorithms that provide improved target separation and enhanced resolution, and remove false alarms that confuse systems and lead to malfunctions and accidents, with work in a 4D imaging system.

Inaction is often the result, but also the creation over time of confusing systems for education, health care, taxes, welfare, etc.This complexity obscures the beneficiaries of federal policies businesses, for example, gain more from abstruse regulations that favour them than from more obvious hand-outs and makes it difficult for voters to pinpoint whand-outs ande for failures.

But this is a Band-Aid solution to a much larger problem: over 80 percent of those in detention have little or no access to lawyers — and no effective way to represent their interests in a surreal, confusing system.

Rather than implement this obtuse and confusing system, why not simply have the states agree that online and catalog transactions occur in the states where the company has significant contacts and charge sales tax as if the consumer walked into a brick-and-mortar store in that state?

He noted that countermeasures could include not only decoys meant to confuse antimissile systems but nuclear explosions in space that would emit powerful bursts of radiation meant to destroy the systems.

On the weather front, snow is considered especially challenging, given it can mask road markings which could confuse navigation systems, while also adding a potentially slippery surface to the driving mix.

MixedInk probably won't be useful for small groups (it would probably be easier to pick up a phone), but for larger scale initiatives it could become a great alternative to traditional Wiki systems, which often use confusing versioning systems.

3) Don't try to book using multiple browser tabs as this can confuse the system.

And quickly changing topics from "What's the traffic like on I-95?" to "Turn it down!" did not confuse the system.

And I think that's because we've allowed ourselves to confuse the system's lack of quality with the kind of kids who are in our district".

The overlapped regions may confuse the system.