Sentence examples for navigation decisions from inspiring English sources

The task of combining the information into a usable form, suitable for making navigation decisions, is known as sensor fusion.

These results suggest that growth cones make 3-D navigation decisions by integrating permissiveness and topographical cues.

In this context, many applications, in civilian and military domains, can be designed to improve security and navigation decisions with different hands-free and low-footprint devices.

Furthermore, this work demonstrates the importance of students' conscious awareness of the outcomes from individual navigation decisions for the conceptual change process.

This paper considers the problem of collecting road traffic information in a VANET whereby a source node acquires traffic congestion information along several routes to a given destination, possibly to aid the route navigation decision.

As a conclusion we reasoning that changes on laminar organization on frontal cortex as well as the inter hemispheric cortical integration through the corpus callosum could promote relatively fixed cognitive dysfunctions, as those observed on performances that require strategies for navigation (decision making) and working memory, with consequences also observed on the subsequent learning.

To accomplish this, a quantitative framework to describe navigation decision-making is needed.

Five of the movies required subjects to make navigational decisions about how to reach goal locations (navigation routes), and the other five required no navigational decision making (control routes).

Meanwhile, the problem of disconnection so perfectly captured in Hague's sweaty rictus 18 years ago has become a global crisis, aptly described by Tony Blair in yesterday's Observer: "It is a vast wave of feeling against the unfairness of globalisation, against elites, against the humdrum navigation of decision-making in an imperfect world".

Its extensive characterization of trajectories over time, from exploratory behavior to goal-oriented navigation with decision points using a wide range of parameters, makes NAT a powerful analysis tool.

Similar to many human intelligence tests, the dogs were given a handful of tests, administered in just around an hour, to measure things like navigation and decision-making.