Sentence examples for plume tracking from inspiring English sources

Given that humans become visible to mosquitoes at a distance of 5 15 m [16], visual cues play a critical intermediate role in host localization by coupling long-range plume tracking to behaviors that require short-range cues.

The teams would travel to consulates, military installations and Navy ships to sample the air in a coordinated effort to improve plume tracking.

At one point last year, Ryanair's vocal chief executive, Michael O'Leary, said it was "frankly ridiculous" that flights were being disrupted by "an outdated, inappropriate and imaginary computer-generated model", presumably referring to the UK VAAC's ash plume tracking model).

Anomalously hot (f hot=0.45) regions compared to the horizontal mean temperature that are connected to the CMB are extracted by the plume tracking software and indicated by a red contour.

Similarly, blocking T4T5 did not significantly alter the mean time spent in the plume during the acquisition phase, but T4T5-blocked flies were unable to sustain plume tracking for the duration of the trial, in comparison to controls.

Using the same magnetic-tether flight simulator applied to demonstrate the dependence of self-generated visual motion signals for active plume tracking [ 24], we measured the animals' ability to locate and stabilize their heading within a vinegar plume.

When a female mosquito senses the invisible gas, she typically flies a zigzag path within the plume to track down its source.

For this study, a plume-tracking algorithm implemented in STAGLAB is used (see Fig. 10) in order to track hot upwellings that are connected to the hot boundary layer at the base of the convecting mantle similar to the one used in Labrosse (2002).

The magnetic-tether flight arena allows a fly to steer freely in the yaw plane, allowing assessment of odor plume-tracking capability, and has been described in detail previously [ 6, 24, 38].

Experts tracking the plume said it would continue to drift east and might arrive in the New York region early next week.

Scientists who were tracking hydrocarbon plumes in the ocean depths challenged the assessment, and the White House implored Admiral Allen to push back.