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"Our dream in the long run is that Vimcar should be able to automatically manage our customers' fleets, with minimal human interaction," says Schneider.

Small, dark-skinned, linked by connecting lines, they too suggest the pictographic, the archetypal, but their combative and erotic interactions feel as fleet and immediate as a signature.

It's obviously trickier to provide real-world experience in either of these areas, so Udacy has created a shared virtual environment where students will control automated car and fleets of flying vehicles, all interaction in concert with a simulated world populated by virtual people and other objects.

He insisted that day-to-day interactions involving the Russian fleet were being carried out in a businesslike manner in Sevastopol, a city of 350,000.

The company will sell "servers" that will allow financial and other companies to embed AIType technology into their desktop and laptop fleet without risking security breaches through cloud interaction.

Reflecting interactions between facility location and fleet routing, LRP can provide a better view for logistics analysts and managers, preventing poor and local optimizations.

Using a global fleet database, we analyse aircraft lifecycles and their interaction with fuel price, demand, policy and economic cycles.

One interaction between environmental and safety goals in transport is found within the vehicle fleet where fuel economy and secondary safety performance of individual vehicles impose conflicting requirements on vehicle mass from an individual's perspective.

The differences in overlap between the fishing fleet and tracked birds from each colony in 2009 also indicates a higher degree of interaction by birds from Steeple Jason, compared with New island (overlap = 0.408 and 0.216 respectively; Fig. 3).

Fleet communication may be appropriate in fisheries where there are strong economic incentives to reduce bycatch, interactions with bycatch species are rare events, adequate onboard observer coverage exists, and for large fleets, vessels are represented by a fishery association.

A high level of interaction resumed around 1886, when France helped build the Imperial Japanese Navy's first large-scale modern fleet, under the direction of naval engineer Louis-Émile Louis-Émile Bertin

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