Sentence examples for database of speed from inspiring English sources
"We would like to see that go a step further with a technology called intelligent speed assistance, where the bus can read the speed limit from road signs or from a GPS database of speed limits, and help the driver to avoid speeding," says Curtis.
The result: a database of speeds and travel routes that can be broken down by minute, month and neighborhood.
This paper presents the results from the wind tunnel study used to develop a database of wind speed and turbulence intensity measurements downwind of various rectangular and streamlined structures for three different approach turbulence conditions.
Thirdly, according to hourly weather database of wind speed, temperature and solar irradiation, annual power generation capacity is estimated for the system match design in order that an annual power load demand can be met.
Finally, we obtained the event database of the flow speed together with MLAT, MLT, and SYM-H.
Another source of information to assist with the classification is the speed profile itself: the maximum speeds within a given profile can be compared against a database of maximum line speeds for routes within a network to help determine location.
The AURA database stores GPS coordinates of speed and red light cameras and driving hazards.
The company has also devised optimal routes that draw on a large database of actual road speeds, built with data collected anonymously from TomTom customers.
Modeling wind generation for use in reliability assessment requires a large database of historical wind speeds so that the stochastic nature of the wind at a particular site can be accurately captured.
The new EVD model improves the database search speed of SOIPPA by at least two-order of magnitude when compared to the non-parametric method that requires hundreds of comparisons to derive a background distribution (Xie and Bourne, 2008; Xie et al., 2007).
Library search methods generally outperform database search methods in terms of speed, error rates and sensitivity, but their applicability is contingent on the appropriate spectra being in the library (Lam and Aebersold 2011).
