Sentence examples for more complex terrain from inspiring English sources

The next challenge is to see how it navigates strong water currents and more complex terrain in open ocean.

"It would be better to move the roads to more complex terrain," he said, "areas that go up and down in elevation where you can't see far.

Both spectra are based on observations in the atmospheric surface layer developed over flat, smooth and uniform terrain yet IEC61400-2 does not offer any modifications of the spectra for more complex terrain such as that which exists in the built environment.

In contrast to this idealistic assumption, in reality, a walker usually encounters more complex terrain configurations.

Additional independent assessments of WAsP for more complex terrain situations, which lie largely within its operating envelope, generally confirm the reliability of the predictions under these conditions.

For more complex terrain, 'calibrating' Titan2D by replicating natural deposits through trial and error, or employing material maps of varying friction may be required (Stinton et al. 2004; Charbonnier and Gertisser 2009, 2012).

"By reducing those margins with this system, we can travel through more complex terrains with greater confidence - for example, rolling between two rocks and being sure we'd get through".

Lemercier has been expanding into more complex terrains through the use of ambient occlusion, a CG technique "to calculate how exposed each point in a scene is to ambient lighting, resulting in a grainy but uniformly lit landscape".

Since then, Lemercier has been expanding into more complex terrains through the use of ambient occlusion, a CG technique "to calculate how exposed each point in a scene is to ambient lighting, resulting in a grainy but uniformly lit landscape".

In contrast, in slower flies, sensory feedback would be invoked to allow animals to negotiate more complex terrains.

Black performers like Williams navigated even more complex psychological terrain.