Sentence examples for representation of environments from inspiring English sources

The last article, "Static force field representation of environments based on agents' nonlinear motions," by D. Campo, A. Betancourt, L. Marcenaro, and C. Regazzoni, deals with the analysis of trajectories followed by agents moving in an environment and with the detection of abnormalities in such trajectories.

In P. idahoensis, however, no suitable conditions were identified near the species' present distribution, and discordance about suitable habitats was found between modeling algorithms, suggesting that the ENM predictions in this case may be of poor quality owing to incomplete representation of environments in the training data sets.

Immersive visualization, with its ability to present high quality interactive three-dimensional representations of environments, is the next step in this evolution.

However, in order to use virtual environments in the thermoception domain, validation of these environments as adequate representations of physical environments (built environments) is imperative.

More concretely, the paper discusses three aspects which are the representation of virtual environments, navigation support and addition of life to the environments.

An I-Vector Representation of Acoustic Environments for Audio-Based Video Event Detection on User Generated Content.

Line segment-based maps provide a compact and scalable representation of indoor environments for mobile robot navigation.

For his contributions to the understanding of neural processes involved in the mental representation of spatial environments, O'Keefe shared the 2014 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine with Norwegian neuroscientists May-Britt Moser and Edvard I. Moser.

With the increasing use of 3D entertainment and multipurpose representation of virtual environments, range cameras continue to gain in popularity as prices are getting lower.

Modern dynamical system theory provides a framework for a flexible representation of varying environments, as well as of responses to intensive silviculture and natural disturbances.

We examined whether the amounts of LPS found in natural environments are capable of priming Th2 and Th17 responses that lead to airway eosinophilia, neutrophilia, and AHR, reasoning that common house dust would provide a good representation of indoor environments.