Sentence examples for environmental object from inspiring English sources

Such an inference, moreover, is often defined partly by the environmental object which normally prompts the inference, or in which the inference normally terminates (Sellars 1954).

The participants were asked to determine the position of a person relative to an environmental object (i.e., fence, walkway, or tree).

We consider the problem of reactively navigating an unmanned Dubins-like robot along an equidistant curve of an environmental object based on the distance to its boundary measured perpendicularly to the robot centerline and the angle of incidence of this perpendicular to the boundary.

The player can operate machinery, for example bridges and catapults, to complete objectives, and use environmental objects as weapons, such as spears and cauldrons, to kill enemies.

Or as Manzotti forcefully puts it, "There are no images," if images are thought of as neural representations separable from the environmental objects they portray.

However, these facilities can be affected by shadows of environmental objects like buildings, vegetation, etc.

The brain can hold information about multiple environmental objects in working memory.

By constantly monitoring responses of its electroreceptor organs, a fish can detect, localize, and identify environmental objects.

Specific collision channels allow to modify the interaction behaviour with the environment (static environmental objects, dynamic moving objects, other actors, etc).. Fig. 9 Capsule collision shapes.

Functional arm movements, such as reaching while standing, are planned and executed according to our perception of body position in space and are relative to environmental objects.

Other accounts of self-knowledge to be discussed later in Section 2.3 are more readily compatible with, and often to some extent driven by, more robust notions of the epistemic differences between self-knowledge and knowledge of environmental objects.