Such tasks presupposed very accurate information on the movements of an opponent who would still be rather far away and, presumably, capable of rapid movement.
This task presupposes a representation of the environment and methods to process this representation and use it to derive the appropriate platform motions, in order to accomplish specific navigation goals.
Turing conjectured that, initially, at least, computers might be suited to purely symbolic tasks, those presupposing no "contact with the outside world," like mathematics, cryptanalysis, and chess-playing (for which he himself worked out the first programs on paper).
Therefore, in our analysis, this total demand comprises the demands for (1) new training contracts, (2) unskilled workers and skilled workers, where the latter group is subdivided into (3) tasks that presuppose the completion of an IVET qualification or equivalent occupational experience, (4) tasks for technicians and master craftsmen and (5) tasks that require a higher education degree.
Again, this is a decision making task that presupposes risk-benefit evaluation.
Since REC members need to answer questions of "reasonability," this is a decision making task that presupposes risk-benefit evaluation.
In parametric adaptive control, knowledge of the structure of the control task is presupposed (e.g. the form of the equations of motion governing the dynamics of the arm) and only unknown parameters of the structure that are currently in play have to be estimated (e.g. the mass of a hand-held object).
"There have been many examples of games presupposing market adoption.
We considered BY presupposing dependence between DWT coefficients.
For example, because they used auditory tasks in their experiments, several scientists presupposed normal hearing of their participants [ 17, 18, 21, 34, 47, 51, 54].
Previous DAG scheduling methods tried to presuppose the minimum cost assignment for each task to minimize the schedule length of budget constrained applications on heterogeneous cloud computing systems.
