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Up-hill avoidance: A new passive-avoidance task
Physiology & Behavior, 1979Abstract Rodents and many other animal species orient and locomote up-hill when placed on a tilted surface. When placed with head facing downwards on an incline, rats turn around and climb up reliably within a few seconds. This behavior can be suppressed by a contingent tail-shock, and therefore is a suitable response for studying passive avoidance ...
U, Staubli, J P, Huston
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New Concepts in Collision Avoidance Logic
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, 1984Airborne collision avoidance logic is being developed to take advantage of the accurate bearing measurements provided by the Enhanced TCAS II system. This system issues horizontal and vertical resolution advisories, and should give fewer unnecessary alarms than earlier systems.
W. LOVE, A. ZEITLIN
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Avoidance maps: A new concept in UAV collision avoidance
2017 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (ICUAS), 2017A new concept of avoidance map is introduced which can effectively execute collision avoidance among UAVs. It is based upon representation of the effect of control effort by pairs of UAVs on achievement of avoidance, thus partitioning the control effort space into avoidance and collision regions.
Lima Agnel Tony +2 more
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Feel, think, avoid: Testing a new model of advertising avoidance
Journal of Marketing Communications, 2019Advertising avoidance is perhaps one of the greatest challenges facing marketers today. This study investigates the impact of emotions on advertising avoidance in social media. It tests five antecedents and two types of advertising avoidance, developing a new model of advertising avoidance. Data were collected via an online survey of 849 Facebook users
Louise Kelly +3 more
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Avoidable mortality in New Zealand, 1981–97
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 2001To describe avoidable mortality in New Zealand, including trends and variations between groups by age, gender, ethnicity and degree of deprivation.New Zealand Health Information Service mortality unit records, 1981 to 1997, were classified as 'avoidable' or 'unavoidable' based on a reassessment of ICD9 codes and an upper age limit of 75 years ...
M, Tobias, G, Jackson
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New results in optimal missile avoidance analysis
Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, 1992Optimal missile avoidance of a constant speed aircraft from a coasting missile of first-order dynamics, guided by proportional navigation is analysed in the plane. This model allows the investigation of the "missile outrunning" and "end game evasion" maneuvers in the same engagement.
J. Shinar, R. Tabak
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