Sentence examples for greater navigability from inspiring English sources

We showed that representations optimized for predictability can be used as a basis for path planning and navigation, and offer greater navigability and representational parsimony than control configurations of compact, solid macrostates.

We also demonstrate that representations optimized for predictability are a suitable basis for path planning and navigation, offering good navigability while keeping the representation low-dimensional.

The river derives importance not only from its navigability by large ships it forms part of the White Sea Baltic and Volga-Baltic waterways but also from the presence of St . Petersburgcity at its mouth.

In summary, although these macrostates are optimized with respect to an agent's motor capabilities and not to a particular navigational goal, optimized configurations offer better navigability than control configurations.

"Great parts are turning into a desert, rivers have lost their navigability, salt water is intruding into farming areas.

This analysis is of major pragmatic interest as it allows a better understanding of notions such as navigability among topics, hierarchical structure and topic cohesiveness, which are of great importance in the design of topic ontologies.

In this paper, we investigate the efficient navigability of networks through the simulation of a range of search and navigation models.

We conclude that optimized state configurations are well balanced between navigability and representational parsimony, and thus are suitable for path planning and navigation.

Intermittent rapids impede its navigability.

Navigability is limited to the 10 mi below Bundaberg.

But placing a mastlike pole on a kayak would destroy its navigability.