Sentence examples for extending the range of applicability from inspiring English sources

In this work, time to collision and scaled depth are regarded as different visual entities, and it is shown that a bound for time to collision can always be computed regardless of the field of view, thus extending the range of applicability of time to collision based techniques in areas such as mobile robotics and visual surveillance.

(However, as we will see, there does not seem to be any problem in extending the range of applicability of their definition to wider classes of languages).

Extending the range of applicability of the ILA certainly would represent a significant gain in the study of optical properties other than forces.

Closed-form solutions were presented, extending the range of applicability of the ILA to beams other than Gaussian and laser sheets.

These results thus extend the range of applicability of the mechanism to lower temperatures that are of interest in various applications, such as HCCI engines.

The present paper proposes several enhancements of this method which considerably improve the results and extend the range of applicability.

To reproduce this effect, we propose to modify the Kocks relation, adding a second-order term in temperature that extends the range of applicability of the model.

The latter extends the range of applicability of the technique to several orders-of-magnitude faster reactions but at the price of extensive computational requirements.

The use of the mα-tangent method extends the range of applicability to components and structures experiencing significant stress gradients in and around the damaged spot.

The method, based on the well-known Gaussian Puff Method, extends the range of applicability of earlier models in several key areas.

In this paper we extend the range of applicability of this new equation of sate, enabling it to describe quantitatively polymer liquids at any temperature.