Sentence examples for obstacle distance from inspiring English sources
The random particle distribution exhibits the best combination of dislocation mean free path length and average obstacle distance.
In addition, both dislocation mean free path and average obstacle distance can be significantly reduced by changing the particle shape from nanosphere to nanorod.
The effects of particle distribution pattern, particle size, shape and volume fraction on the dislocation mean free path length and average obstacle distance are analyzed in two- and three-dimensional models.
They are called: 1. Obstacle Distance 2.
It used five modifications on A* to plan the robot's path: the obstacle distance, slack, direction, processing time and target orientation.
The effect of the different obstacle distances (L), obstacle relief angles and Reynolds number (Re) on the energy and exergy efficiencies of the SAH is investigated.
Briefly, pore size was determined by obtaining the distribution of the nearest obstacle distances (NODs, defined as the Euclidean distance from a point in the liquid phase to the nearest point in the solid phase).
The sensory information regarding obstacle distances and bearing angle towards the target are considered as inputs to the controller and necessary velocities for avoiding the obstacles are obtained as outputs.
The reviewers make a valid point that it has previously been discussed that the distance between obstacles in vitro and different dermal environments in vivo can induce changes in sporozoite motility, which leads to the hypothesis that obstacle distances in the dermis guide sporozoite migration (Hellman et al., PLoS Pathog., 2011).
Toe-obstacle distance was greater and obstacle-heel distance was reduced under dual-task conditions.
