Sentence examples for environments aiming to from inspiring English sources

The current work proposes an extension of the D* algorithm for multi-robot environments, aiming to provide a collaborative path-planning approach for multi-robot world populated.

Over the last two decades several efforts have been made to provide adequate experimental environments, aiming to ease the development of new network protocols and applications.

Building recognition in urban environments aims to identify different buildings in a large-scale image dataset.

Hollaback!'s focus on creating communities for victims of harassment to share their stories, empowering people to combat harassment, and working with community leaders to create safe environments aims to address the gaps that legislation leaves behind, Roy said.

And those for cultural environments aim to evaluate humanistic culture education.

The present note develops a virtual environment aiming to validate a recently proposed model-based glucose control law on a solid simulation framework.

DiLoC considers three distinct approaches, regarding the characteristics of the deployment environment, aiming to cover infrastructure-less, infrastructure and hybrid network scenarios.

This paper reports on the design and development of Pre-Vocational Skills Laboratory, a Web-based learning environment aiming to support students with ASD towards developing pre-vocational skills.

This paper develops a quantitative evaluation model to measure the uncertainty of GSCM activities and applies an approach based on Vlsekriterijumska Optimizacija I Kompromisno Resenje (VIKOR) method which is an extension of intuitionistic fuzzy environment aiming to solve the green multi-criteria decision making (GMCDM) problem.

Despite this evidence, only recently research in cancer turn to the tumor environment aiming to establish how malignant and stromal cells communicate and "coconspirate' in tumor development [6].

This is based on the open systems school of thinking: organizations are social systems that interact with their environment aiming to meet internal needs as well as needs of the environment [ 38, 39].