Sentence examples for implementing perception from inspiring English sources
The second development path is concerned with perception of humans and human activities, on the one hand, and with implementing perception systems imitating human perception for broader application areas, on the other.
In "Building Autonomous Vehicles with DRIVE AGX," developers can learn how to access the tools to implement perception on the high-performance DRIVE AGX platform inside the car.
Computational models implement object perception as competition between units on opposite sides of a border.
Together with Intel Computer Vision Researcher Adrian Kaehler, Hendrik implemented a perception system that was able to react even to obstacles such as tank traps that it had never encountered before.
Based on the qualitative and quantitative content and survey data set, this study examined the identification of spatial models that could implement different perceptions and promote the sharing of knowledge about integrating buildings into a rural landscape, the certification of the possible impact on tourism and the refining of the interface's usability.
The CW is based on the ARAS Advanced Rider Assistance Systemss) architecture developed within the SAFERIDER Project, which implements the perception-decision-action paradigm on a dedicated CAN network, as shown in Fig. 4.
The national level key informant interview guide items explored how the G-DRG and itemized fee schedule for medicines payment methods were designed and implemented, and perceptions of service supply incentives and behaviour related to the design and implementation.
The interviews explored the facilitators and barriers that users experienced in implementing GE M their perceptions about the ease of use and usefulness of the GE M the perceptions about the degree of alignment between the GEM and the users' values, and; recommendations for improving the GEM and promoting its sustainability.
"The staff don't wanna be part of something that might just go out the window in two years…part of the challenge with implementing Lean is the perception that Lean may not be a sustainable kind of thing" (C-05).
Ten steps or climbing a mountain: a study of Australian health professionals' perceptions of implementing the baby friendly health initiative to protect, promote and support breastfeeding.
This study provides a method for detecting key stakeholders' perceptions of implementing internationalization policies in higher education institutions.
