Sentence examples for possibility of augmenting from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the possibility of augmenting an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) navigation system with a passive video camera in order to cope with long-term GPS outages.

G. Conte et al. investigate the possibility of augmenting an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) navigation system with a passive video camera in order to cope with long-term GPS outages.

An attempt was made in the present study to explore the possibility of augmenting the productivity and quality in peppermint by deployment of half-sib seed progeny selection breeding approach.

In effect, we have developed an implicit protocol for connecting machinery to its external environment; the possibilities for augmenting simulations of cellular components, fluidic processes, and generic mesoscopic self-assembly with their full, "functional" environments are immense.

Examining the mode within which individuals with ED psychopathology focus on self and body may raise important implications for understanding of psychopathology and open new possibilities for augmenting current treatments.

In this context the early detection of response to therapy and the possibility to augment treatment by the use of aptamers would have huge clinical benefits.

He plans to continue his work in this area which most recently included wireless charging, peer-to-peer technologies and exploring the possibilities of Augmented Reality.

A possible kernel-based approach would be the application of a Gaussian process to learn the model and exploit its possibility to augment a prediction with its estimated standard deviation.

However, it is important to admit the current limits of technology and admit that AI is not (yet) ready to replace teachers, but is presenting the real possibility to augment them.

A number of randomised trials of CT screening for lung cancer are in progress, and there is a possibility of these being augmented by a trial in the UK.

Cheap tickets increase the possibility of a sellout, which augments merchandise and concession sales.