Sentence examples for road configuration from inspiring English sources
4. The final insight came when I realized the minimum road configuration was achieved when each of the four wheel paths had to touch an edge of minimal road just once. 5.
CLICK TO ENLARGE 3. The next bit of insight came with the realization that the angle of the lines connecting the centers of the turning circles (shown as the two violet lines in the diagram) was the only single variable I actually needed to alter to reach the minimum road configuration for any particular set of turning circle radii.
DP exploits the predictability of vehicle mobility due to the road configuration.
The four segments were chosen to be consecutive and yet exhibiting variability in road configuration and built environment characteristics.
An example is considered with an experimental design involving three factors –individual, road configuration and repetition– and multidimensional signals with 95 components.
This technique has the distinct advantage that any a priori information regarding the structural hierarchy of the gate road configuration and/or equipment can be meaningfully incorporated to improve the detection and estimation accuracy.
This phase is necessary to seek only realistic road configurations in the image.
The approach takes into account the engineering regulations and practice concerning setting up temporary road configurations near and along roadworks.
Variations of the parameters (x 0,C l,ψ,L,α) according to a normal law in an interval of dispersion wished will led to a set of realistic road configurations in the image.
The connectivity analysis of VANETs for both highway and simple road configurations presented in [13] proposed that a fixed transmission range does not adapt to the frequent topology changes in VANETs; but a dynamic transmission range is always required.
The road configurations assumed are 3-lane urban motorway with free-flow speed of 80 km/h (S1 and S3), and 2-lane inter-urban motorway with free-flow speed of 116 km (S2 and S4).
