Sentence examples for system combining multiple from inspiring English sources

Autonomous navigation is an important field of research and, given the complexity of real world environments, most of the systems rely on a complex perception system combining multiple sensors on board, which reinforces the concern of sensor calibration.

Also, a network intrusion detection model was proposed and an alarm system combining multiple proof techniques was established to filter false alarms [15].

Their interrelations correspond to alternative behavior, namely, cooperation, non-cooperation and competition, while they are large-scale spatially distributed systems combining multiple means of transportation and the infrastructure and equipment typically utilized for servicing demand, results to a complex system integration.

The feedback between different, but not necessarily exclusive epistemological systems combines multiple sources of expertise and enhances communication between the variable participants in volcanic risk management (e.g., scientists, local communities, extendable to governmental agencies such as geological surveys).

State-of-the-art wireless communication systems combine multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology with different signaling schemes to increase throughput, link quality, stability, and range [1].

With the development of pulse laser technology and systems for combining multiple photographic images into a single holographic plate, she could pursue her primary interest in the expressive possibilities of the human body.

Here we present the first system-wide analysis, combining multiple approaches, to correlate the sumoylated proteome (SUMO-ome) in a multicellular organism with the developmental roles of SUMO.

We present a formalism of operators for building context-aware pervasive systems incrementally and in a compositional manner (by combining multiple systems and subsystems), facilitating reuse in a formal way.

Human visual system perceives depth by combining multiple cues [28] from all domains to estimate distances of objects or relative displacements between them.

Then the problem of combining visual cognition systems is transformed to the problem of combining multiple scoring systems.

By extending a visual cognition system to become a scoring system based on each of the statistical means M 1, M 2, and M 3 respectively, the problem of combining visual cognition systems is transformed to the problem of combining multiple scoring systems.