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... selected instead of the countless others that might have been used ? The strategy of making hypotheses about various levels of description and then testing these hypotheses seems to offer an approach to this problem . Systems have been ...
... selected instead of the countless others that might have been used ? The strategy of making hypotheses about various levels of description and then testing these hypotheses seems to offer an approach to this problem . Systems have been ...
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... SELECTION 2000 2000 1982 XX 1984 XXX 1985 XX 1985 XXX 1987 SEASAT FOLLOW - ON TIROS - O SOIL MOISTURE SATELLITE STORMSAT 1988 1988 XXX 1989 GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS GLOBAL CROP FORECASTING HIGH RESOLUTION SEA SURVEY DISASTER WARNING ...
... SELECTION 2000 2000 1982 XX 1984 XXX 1985 XX 1985 XXX 1987 SEASAT FOLLOW - ON TIROS - O SOIL MOISTURE SATELLITE STORMSAT 1988 1988 XXX 1989 GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS GLOBAL CROP FORECASTING HIGH RESOLUTION SEA SURVEY DISASTER WARNING ...
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... selection management systems are well within current technology , and to some extent are available in systems similar to those at the EROS data center in Sioux Falls . However , the third type of database management function , the ...
... selection management systems are well within current technology , and to some extent are available in systems similar to those at the EROS data center in Sioux Falls . However , the third type of database management function , the ...
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... selection system will not be able to reach particular sites nor could it undertake an extensive mission . It also follows that a high - mobility rover guided by a low - quality path selection system would be limited in a similar fashion ...
... selection system will not be able to reach particular sites nor could it undertake an extensive mission . It also follows that a high - mobility rover guided by a low - quality path selection system would be limited in a similar fashion ...
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... selected are a function of the terrain to be traversed and the desired speed . The specific motion of an individual leg may also be a function of the terrain . In the case of irregular terrain , a significant lift of the leg to avoid ...
... selected are a function of the terrain to be traversed and the desired speed . The specific motion of an individual leg may also be a function of the terrain . In the case of irregular terrain , a significant lift of the leg to avoid ...
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| Title | Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
| Author | NASA Study Group on Machine Intelligence and Robotics |
| Contributor | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 May 2016 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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