Sentence examples for unrestricted environments from inspiring English sources

Statistic AI is used for applications where the problem space cannot be defined and in dynamic or unrestricted environments.

The plots depict that for low densities, the mean value is around 0.3  ms − 1 which corresponds to the variance in pedestrian walking velocity in unrestricted environments [64].

We see that in both cases, for small densities, the mean value is around 0.3  ms − 1 which corresponds to the variance in pedestrian walking velocity in unrestricted environments [64].

Long term monitoring of the physical and chemical effects of using coal-combustion residues (CCRs), in particular fixated flue gas desulfurization (FGD) sludge, as a major component in the reclamation of a pyritic refuse deposit was undertaken to determine the beneficial and detrimental consequences of placing these controversial materials in an unrestricted environment.

Although many investigations have been conducted to elucidate the flame height evolution of diffusion flames in an unrestricted environment; the restriction effect of sidewalls on diffusion flames, which occasionally occurs in accidental leakages of city natural gas pipelines, has received little attention.

Saints Row: The Third is an action-adventure game played from the third-person perspective in an open world, such that players explore an unrestricted environment.

The assertion analysis conducted may not always reflect the true opinion of the user, the very nature of social media promoting an open and unrestricted environment.

This study addressed unrestricted human environments in which fitting rooms comprise many divided sections and a limited role of salespersons; as a result, the new fitting room environment, liberating consumers from other people's eyes, was analyzed as promoting consumers' aesthetic or hedonic trial of fashion items.

The unrestricted natural environment makes it a challenging task.

This is a more accurate representation of the microscopic environment used by pathologists for diagnosis, and when incorporated into training tools, can provide unrestricted but supportive examining environments.

A low likelihood of detecting maternal effects in this case might have been due to collecting all adults from the same site and rearing offspring in common garden environments at unrestricted food levels (Marshall and Uller 2007; Allan et al. 2008).