Sentence examples for necessary for navigation from inspiring English sources
Since then many maritime nations have established hydrographic offices to furnish mariners with nautical charts and other publications necessary for navigation of their territorial waters and the oceans of the world.
GPS-level accuracy is necessary for navigation and other turn-by-turn level accuracy user cases.
With a single-robot, the total field estimation time includes the time necessary for navigation, sensing, and computation of the estimate (as there is no communication involved in this case).
For example, while fine acuity is needed for the featural discrimination among similar face and object exemplars (Fiorentini et al., 1983; Goffaux et al., 2005; Keil, 2008), a coarser acuity is needed for mapping the surrounding layout necessary for navigation in space (Oliva and Schyns, 1997; Oliva and Torralba, 2006).
Tesla declined to comment, but pointed the Guardian towards Musk's previous comments about Lidar not being necessary for driverless navigation.
Despite this, there are no theoretical objections to juvenile migrants being able to correct for displacements: Juveniles could correct by using experienced-based navigating toward a site already visited on migration, as birds already on the way on their first migration could be acquiring information necessary for later navigation.
26 The authors suggested that the immediate surgery group fared better with quality of life outcomes than the delayed surgery group; 26 however, even in patients with AMD, where central vision is lost, the peripheral visual field necessary for confident navigation can be improved by cataract surgery, and can improve quality of life for very elderly patients.
Much work has been conducted to understand what sensory information is necessary and/or sufficient for navigation and spatial updating.
Now researchers have exposed the cogs and gears that make a monarch's biological clock tick, timekeeping that they say is necessary for successful southward navigation.
For obtaining positional information and calculating the route retrieval, both necessary for the indoor navigation system, we use a cloud environment from Panasonic that is referred to as the positional information base.
When the issue was discussed in Parliament, several members of the Standing Committee on Transport and Communications focused on the long distance to Trondheim, but the low investment needs (stipulated to NOK 1.3 million for necessary navigation and air control investments) convinced parliament, who passed legislation in favor of Værnes on 10 June 1952.
