obstacle的示例

• An interesting lack of uniqueness occurs in the case of flows past purely magnetic obstacles if the ionization is produced in a bow shock.

• There are two distinct aspects of controlling a highly redundant robot such that it reaches its goal whilst avoiding all obstacles.

• This provides smooth and reliable global motion paths which avoid local obstacles from the current position to the goal destination.

• There are a number of obstacles, then, that can short-circuit the connection between democracy and the resources governments allocate to education.

• For example, the sample points of a polyhedral obstacle can be the vertices of the polyhedron.

• The concept of visible tangent links can be extended to arbitrary shaped obstacles.

• The chief obstacle to such a law in the first part of the twentieth century was opposition from settlers and farmers.

• Long terms variables, such as political culture, seem to be more important for understanding current obstacles at institutional consolidation.

• Here the final overcoming of obstacles and declaration of equality takes the form of a rococo interchangeability of persons in the love relationships.

• This is indeed the main obstacle to a strict prevention of consanguinity.

• Uncertainties in the magnetized plasma viscosity remain as an obstacle to unambiguous tests of the results in the case of real plasmas.

• Over three-quarters of the respondents indicated that changes in organisational funding were the most important (67 %) or second most important (10 %) obstacle to effective operations.

• The primary obstacle to such a strategy is that the different components have been normed on different samples, often at very different times.

• The performance of the proposed approach was tested in a variety of environments, with different obstacle constellations and working scenarios.

• However, none of these presented the obstacle to practice that the absence of encouragement and positive comments from a class teacher did.