Sentence examples for detecting and avoiding from inspiring English sources
White canes, guide dogs and human companions are typically utilized to assist in detecting and avoiding obstacles.
A possible reason is that the difficulty of detecting and avoiding obstacles was similar in both trials.
The initial design of a system to assist VI users in detecting and avoiding obstacles while navigating indoors is presented in this section.
Due to the capability of detecting and avoiding heavy load and heavy interference areas, packets that use MIL to select paths can be transmitted with the lowest average end-to-end delay.
NS-2 simulations under different load demonstrate its capability of detecting and avoiding heavy load and heavy interference areas, and network performances including throughput per flow, average packet loss ratio, and average end-to-end delay are dramatically improved.
These considerations have motivated us to use this platform to design and develop an application to assist VI users in detecting and avoiding obstacles in their path during navigation in an indoors environment.
Margaret Gilligan, the FAA's associate administrator for aviation safety, said an advisory panel is developing standards for detect-and-avoid technology and radio controls, which are expected in 2016.
One approach is to enhance the UWB device with the "detect-and-avoid" (DAA) [5] capability, sensing any ongoing narrowband transmissions and intelligently keeping away from the overlapped spectrum.
The key piece of technology currently missing is a "detect-and-avoid" system for civilian drones that will automatically steer the pilotless craft away from commercial airliners and crash land in a safe area if necessary.
"A seizure-detecting app could do a much better job of detecting seizures (and avoiding false positives) if it could look for the heart rate fluctuations that often accompany the onset of a seizure," Clark told HuffPost.
The ability of detecting, identifying, and avoiding threats are more important for our survival than gaining awards (Boyer & Bergstrom, 2011; Nairne & Pandeirada, 2016).
