Sentence examples for generate an obstacle from inspiring English sources

In extreme cases, they may become multinucleate, in which case the multinucleate condition itself may generate an obstacle to normal cell division.

In the past, fullerenes suffered from high production costs which generated an obstacle to the development of fullerene-based applications, but the cost has rapidly declined [5].

Furthermore, identifying the avoidance maneuver is extended to consider all nearby obstacle points and generate an avoidance rule applicable for all obstacle configurations.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Process flow for obstacle detection Open image in new window Fig. 2 c Shows the optical flow vector generated from an obstacle as the robot moves towards the obstacle and left and right optical flow vectors generated from left side and right side of the obstacle.

If the object is carried on the right side of the obstacle in one demonstration and on the left side in another demonstration, a neural network would generate an interpolational robot motion to make the object hit the obstacle.

The method exploits the fact that the solid particles being carried by a flowing air impacting a properly formed obstacle generates an acoustic surface wave (acoustic emission).

The system could generate a route that could simultaneously achieve multi-ship encounter collision avoidance and geographical obstacle avoidance.

Of course their primary obstacle and make or break will be their capacity to quickly generate a very large user-base.

The algorithm works as follows: after the initialisation of all the cell with a null value, the chessboard metric with 2 variation for all the cells that lie under the radius r ob from the obstacle is calculated; r ob represents therefore the maximum distance for which an obstacle generates a repulsive effect.

where ∀ c ∈ Cells, Ob(c) ∈ [-1, 0] and r ob is the maximum distance for which an obstacle generates a repulsive effect.

At the same time the physical legacy of mining has generated a number of obstacles to urban development.