Sentence examples for vehicle organized from inspiring English sources

The context of this study is the Control Engineering Competition 2012, "Autonomous trajectory tracking control of a quadrotor vehicle" organized by the Spanish Committee for Automation, which took place at the Automation Symposium in Vigo, last September 2012.

This special tax treatment for carried interest protects the general partners of private equity, venture capital, real estate, hedge funds and other investment vehicles organized as limited partnerships.

"And the determination was made by that Afghan force that they needed to pull back a few kilometers, regroup, get new vehicles, organize themselves and so forth, which they did".

The vehicles organize multiple localized groups with the RSUs on the roadside of the travel path.

The project is being guided by the artificial-intelligence researcher Sebastian Thrun, who as a Stanford professor in 2005 led a team of students and engineers that designed the first winning entry in an autonomous vehicle contest organized by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

Transport arrangements had to be paid to the driver of the conveyance, this vehicle was organized mostly through informal contacts – persons or local small businesses that had a tractor or a van or some mode of transport.

Even though vehicles are organized mostly in an ad hoc manner in the network topology, directly applying the existing communication approaches designed for traditional mobile ad hoc networks to large-scale VANETs with fast-moving vehicles can be ineffective and inefficient.

With training underway, and the tanks quickly put into combat, the first 50 vehicles were organized into the Popular Army's first tank battalion.

The requirement's specification is a vehicle to organize and document a list of various customers' wants and needs into a specification defining the new product to be designed and built.

Inequality for All is a great vehicle for organizing.

Like all lobbies it needs a vehicle to organize around and to keep the money rolling in from donors.