Sentence examples for obstacles based on from inspiring English sources
This paper also proposes a technique for avoiding obstacles based on the behavioral structure.
The authors propose a solution to these obstacles based on a relational database engine using a sparse, column-store architecture.
This paper addresses the problem of urban scene monitoring and tracking of obstacles based on unsupervised, deep-learning approaches.
This heading is then adjusted to avoid the risk of collision with nearby obstacles based on two concepts namely, tangential and gap flow navigation.
In it, players take on the role of a young Iñupiat girl named Nuna and her pet arctic fox as they make their way through a beautifully rendered icy landscape, encountering obstacles based on the "Kunuuksaayuka" story.
The kinematic model of the MR used in this work is designed considering the optimal data acquisition from the TVS with the main goal of obtaining in real time, the necessary values for the kinematic model of the MR immediately during the calculation of obstacles based on the TVS data.
In most cases, the translational part of the optical flow field is utilized to estimate the distance to the obstacle based on which obstacle avoidance is performed.
The former characteristic can be achieved through laser and/or sonar sensors that allow to the determine distances from obstacle based on the transmitted and received waves from a sensor.
While some consider the Supreme Court ruling a civil rights victory, some see it as an obstacle, based on their religious beliefs.
The Observable Performance Obstacles tool, based on the Systems Engineering Initiative for Patient Safety (SEIPS) model, was used in combination with exploratory observations during 13 surgical procedures, to identify performance obstacles created by the systemic interrelationships of medical equipment.
Secondly, instead of using stimulation signal for obstacle warning based on visual substitution as described in [6], we input the obstacle warning by the output of obstacle detection.
