Sentence examples for environment complexity from inspiring English sources

Ten young (18 25 yrs) and ten older (65 81 yrs) participants drove in a simulator under two levels of environment complexity (simple – rural vs. complex – city) with two types of hazard exposure (static vs. dynamic).

The exact number of particles necessary is not yet defined which may increase with environment complexity.

In addition, increased roadway environment complexity compounded decrements in performance caused by hazard exposure.

The results show that global position information enables the algorithm to maintain 100% success rate irrespective of initial robot position, movement speed, and environment complexity.

Operators' actions in power systems can be affected by various factors, like external environment, complexity of operation task, operators' knowledge and experience, and so on.

Based on the proposed methodology, we built three ad-hoc cases with the goal to highlight the relations between design, motion planning and environment complexity.

The level of human-environment complexity is especially high in the Himalayan region as a result of the specific mountain characteristics of inaccessibility, fragility, marginality, and diversity (Jodha [2002]).

Even as the digital environment gains complexity and sophistication, development teams remain under constant pressure to deliver complex apps, faster.

Dell said that given the uncertain macroeconomic environment and complexity in working through the industry-wide hard drive issue caused by disruptions due to the flooding in Thailand, it is now forecasting revenue at the lower end of its outlook for 1% to 5% growth for the fiscal year.

Computer simulations were frequently used due to: (1) several physical limitations on robots (battery life, sensors, memory, localization...) and on environment (size, complexity...); (2) physical experiments are too slow to gather more than a few runs per treatment, as it is discussed in Russell et al.

CMFs commonly undergo dramatic process transformation during movement in response to melting of entrained ice and snow, entrainment of additional materials along its path, river-damming effects, and incorporation or displacement of water in the periglacial environment; process complexity thus represents a challenge to quantitative hazard assessment.