Sentence examples for conventional cart from inspiring English sources

Its size and low centre of gravity means the GolfBoard can travel over more of the course than a conventional cart, and a single rider can zoom directly to the ball, significantly speeding play.

The ergonomic, design and other problems of a conventional hospital meal cart were evaluated with a view to redesign a hospital meal cart by incorporating ergonomic principles and data.

(b) Biomechanical section: This has to do with the level of discomfort experience by the workers as they make use of the conventional hospital meal carts as well as the overall rating of the job done.

As they have so often before, the voters of New Hampshire upset the apple cart of conventional wisdom, throwing both races into doubt.

Whether using the training set as the MRA group, or as the conventional treatment group, the CART analysis returned simple classification trees consisting of one primary splitter, either 11.4 kDa or 11.6 kDa (m/ z).

"When there is a crash of a golf cart and a conventional vehicle," Ms. DeModica of the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division said, "the passengers of the golf cart are extremely vulnerable.

Conventional methods (e.g., C4.5 and CART) tend to construct a large tree when learning data are not adequate.

In manual fruit and vegetable harvesting, picking time statistics can be used to improve labour management and optimise the design and operation of harvest-aiding machines, such as conventional cross-row conveyors or recently proposed robotic transport carts.

Whereas conventional mall stores need window displays to coax customers across their thresholds, carts and kiosks are retailing islands awash in a constant flow of potential customers.

In the field of motor control, conventional reinforcement learning has been used to acquire control sequences such as cart-pole or stand-up robot control.

The technique presented herein is considered as an indirect approach for bridge frequency measurement, in that the vibration sensor is mounted indirectly on the moving cart, rather than on the bridge, as is the case with the conventional direct approach.