Sentence examples for Registered each other from inspiring English sources

Friend codes only work when two people have both registered each other, so if you were to get a friend's code and registered it but they never registered yours, you will not be able to arrange visits.

Once you and your friend have each registered each other's code, you will be able to visit each other.

They register each other's presence almost exclusively in imagined interludes, and yet the communion of their longing is palpable.

The PET scans were registered to each other and then to the subject's MRI scan, which was in turn registered to an atlas representative target image, corresponding to Talairach space as defined by Lancaster et al. [ 17].

Note that the scattering OCT and phase retardation images were created from the same spectral data set, and hence perfectly registered to each other, while the histology was taken from a site in the eye not perfectly registered to but close by the OCT.

The incrementally built local dense 3D maps of nearby key poses are registered against each other.

The SD-OCT scans were registered to each other, and the distances between the center of the optic nerve and fovea were calculated.

Magnitude images were registered to each other, and transforms were resolved (by reconstructing the n−1 transforms between all images using the n*(n−1)/2 computed transform pairs47) and applied to generate a mean magnitude image.

First, adjacent Trichrome and Herovichi section images were registered with each other using a Fourier-based cross-correlation method, which enabled the Trichrome-derived collagen fiber mask to be applied to the colorimetric analysis of fibers in the Herovichi sections.

The needle and scanner coordinate frames are registered to each other via miniature radio-frequency (RF) tracking coils, and the scan planes autonomously track the needle as it is deflected, keeping its tip in view.

This method allows scans to be directly registered to each other, without the necessity of any segmentation. Vandemeulebroucke et al. 2013).