Sentence examples for navigation missions from inspiring English sources

Peter Jennings, the executive director of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, also backed further "freedom of navigation" missions.

Andrews' spokeswoman said the Australian government had "not had formal talks with the United States on 'freedom of navigation' missions in the South China Sea".

"[But] there's an element of you win the battle but you lose the war if actually these freedom of navigation missions make China more determined to militarise these islands," he added.

"I think these freedom of navigation missions may play into the hands of the hardliners in the [Chinese] military or in the regime … It will be harder for moderates in the regime to say no to People's Liberation Army hawks and others if the Americans are [seen as] being provocative".

Our proposal has been implemented and tested through autonomous navigation missions in real-world scenarios.

The United States must begin to send ships routinely through and close to the Spratlys and elsewhere in the Pacific on similar "freedom of navigation" missions.

Jennings said Australia should consider conducting a US-style freedom of navigation mission in the South China Sea "at some stage".

Given a topological node as a target, the robot navigation mission is a concatenation of topological node subsets.

The location of a speaking operator is detected with a microphone array based algorithm; localization information is passed to a navigation module which sets up a navigation mission using knowledge of the environment map.

Launched on December 3, 2014 as the secondary payload with Hayabusa 2 mission, the "Proximate Object Close flYby with Optical Navigation" mission or PROCYON is the world's first 50 kg-class micro-spacecraft developed by the University of Tokyo and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.

This paper will describe how we are tackling the design issues that specifically affect a deep diving AUV which must be capable of operating with true autonomy, independently of the mother ship, namely: carrying adequate energy for long endurance and range, coping with varying buoyancy, and maintaining accurate navigation throughout missions lasting up to several days.