Sentence examples for needs sensing from inspiring English sources

Ubiquitous computing, where computers interact with and make decisions on behalf of the user, needs sensing data to make the respective decisions.

In summary, to achieve an advanced wireless system, we need sensing engines with relatively low cost and that are capable of continuous sensing and recording.

Finally, the selected bandwidth value is employed to derive the needed sensing probability p s [10].

At physiological nutrient concentrations, the needed sensing accuracy thus is greater than random fluctuations in molecule numbers.

A cell needs to sense the composition of the extracellular environment to elicit appropriate responses.

To prevent collisions with other aircraft, it needed "sense-and-avoid" technology.

It adds a much needed sense of fun to the accommodation choice in Winchester.

Those calls prevented an even worse outcome, and gave the Finnish company a badly needed sense of urgency, analysts said.

Some analysts who have been impatient with Mr. Scheele see in Mr. Thursfield a needed sense of urgency.

"Thank you Dan Lucas for adding some much needed sense to a debate about the Stereophonics," gurgles Matt Dony.

In the previous assault on Falluja, the soldiers were pulled away at the last minute, thereby giving the insurgents a much needed sense of victory.