Sentence examples for enabled pose from inspiring English sources

The experimental results demonstrate the feasibility, effectiveness and robustness of the proposed adaptive extended Kalman filter enabled pose and motion estimation and visual servo strategy.

In fact, transfer of the example enabled posing I/D problems whose solutions were more complex than the base by altering the solution of the base.

Decoloniality here represents a call for a new reflexivity that enables posing such uncomfortable questions that have the potential of illuminating non/mainstreamed ways-of-being-with-words.

Yes, there are still millions of people using specialized non-phone-equipped electronic devices, but these devices are often Wi-Fi enabled and pose similar to risks to smartphones as discussed above.

We were reminded of this recently when he made Darryl Strawberry an instructor, which was good for George's résumé as an enabler posing as a humanitarian, but not at all good for Strawberry.

These two measures enable robust pose estimation of the robots with subpixel precision, while the significant simplification of the image processing algorithms ensures tracking of many robots with very high framerates.

This idea enabled Aristotle to pose one of the most puzzling problems in aesthetics the problem of tragedy and to offer a solution.

A networked, question-posing learning system enabling students to pose questions was developed by Yu et al. (2003 2004).

Preparatory sessions on a court specially cut on the cricket pitch at the Hurlingham Club in Buenos Aires proved adequate to get him to the final but were not enough to enable him to pose a genuine challenge to Hewitt.

Our approach enables us to pose a simply formulated "geometric" question, for which an affirmative answer would lead to a version of the John Nirenberg inequality with dimension free constants.

"And history teaches that such conflicts end only when one side has been knocked out". Iranian leaders, too, often frame the clash as ideological, which enables them to pose as champions of the Palestinians and defenders of Islam against the West.