Sentence examples for more predictable environments from inspiring English sources
The vision is one of reduced variables — the vehicles would operate in more predictable environments like central business districts and residential communities.
So to constrain the engineering challenge, Pony.ai is focused on building a level four autonomous car that is restricted to more predictable environments, such as college campuses, suburban towns, industrial settings, and other environments where the complexity of driving is significantly less.
The school accommodates the needs of students with smaller class sizes, staff trained to handle autistic children, more visual teaching methods, more predictable environments and individual education plans for each student.
This month, she returns to the New York stage — a perhaps slightly more predictable environment — in a production of a new play, "Animal," by the British writer Clare Lizzimore.
That promises a more predictable environment, but it will also entrench fragmentation, with borrowers in weak countries finding it harder and more expensive to gain access to credit.
In the gray kangaroos, which live in wooded country with a more predictable environment, this system does not exist; there is no diapause, and the pouch is occupied by one young at a time.
Similarly for animals, domestication created a more predictable environment with increased resource availability during harsh times and protection from predators, but increased threats from contagious diseases, all subtly influencing the evolutionary make-up of our livestock.
The promise is of an economy with a more predictable legal environment and with stricter enforcement of protection for intellectual property rights.
If you're going to use any of these drugs, Nowakowski recommends at least testing them out beforehand in a more predictable, controlled environment.
It follows therefore that fewer copies would be required in parasites such as T. spiralis that have adapted to a more predictable living environment.
Many simply sought a more controlled, predictable environment than a civilian court.
