Sentence examples for evaluate obstacles from inspiring English sources

So while they are studying a YouTube video or a series of stepped walls on the Gaza seafront, there is a rat-tat-tat exchange in Arabic and broken English between them, as they evaluate obstacles and identify moves - "back flip," "amaamiya" [front], "cat leap" and "jidar" [wall].

But the things we do continually without thinking — scan our surroundings, evaluate obstacles and actors in the scene, and plan accordingly — are very difficult for a computer to do.

To evaluate the obstacles and supportive behaviors to providing end-of-life care as perceived by emergency nurses after implementing the end-of-life care pathway.

Further studies on that topic would enable evaluating remaining obstacles and increasing caregivers' awareness, both critical for further progresses on that topic.

Open image in new window Fig. 18 Voltage-level calculation Open image in new window Fig. 19 Example images: a and c are color and depth images in dataset 1; b and d are color and depth images in dataset 2. We evaluate the static obstacle detection method with 200 images captured at two different times with visually impaired people in MICA building.

Varying debris and obstacle arrangements were tested to evaluate the effects the obstacles would have on the debris' maximum longitudinal displacement and the spreading angle.

The aim of this paper is to provide a procedure to evaluate the impact of obstacles to pedestrian mobility and walkability —understanding obstacles as street crossings where pedestrians must wait to continue their route.

The main objectives of this work were to evaluate the nephrologists' perceived obstacles to PD implementation and reflect on possible actions towards PD development.

In order this potential to be unfolded, it may be necessary to work on doctors' motivations and skills in better conveying information to their patients, in spending some more time and energy to evaluate patients' expectations, possible obstacles to attitudinal and behavioural changes and eventually to find the right keys motivating them to such changes.

Indirect indicators could help to overcome resource constraints that are identified as a major obstacle to evaluate and feedback on HH practices.

In the current study, we explicitly evaluated two unique obstacles that could preclude the spread of resistance to inhibitors of QS receptors.