The proposed technique offers significant advantages over the preceding two ones since, at a lower computational cost, it exhibits higher stability in front of illumination variations and even of slight viewpoint changes, resulting in a better correspondence of visual saliency to potential landmark elements.
The enrichment of cohesin between convergent genes is not meiosis-specific (Glynn et al., 2004; Lengronne et al., 2004), but by replacing the Scc1 subunit of cohesin with a meiotic variant (Rec8), cohesin is converted into a landmark for axial element anchoring.
He undertook myriad experiments, which he collected in his 1747 book First Lines in Physiology and a landmark eight-volume treatise, Physiological Elements of the Human Body, published between 1757 and 1766.
This is a landmark change to a key element of the rules and which has helped to preserve a measure of financial and on-field competitiveness ever since the First Division clubs broke away from the Football League's inter-divisional sharing arrangements and formed the Premier League in 1992.
We formulate the decomposition as a multi-label optimization that identifies individual elements of a landmark.
Septins appear to function in yeast as spatial landmarks, elements of the polarity determination apparatus and diffusion barriers (reviewed in Irazoqui and Lew, 2004; Finger, 2005).
His The Elements of Architecture (1624) is a landmark volume that helped introduce Italian architectural theories into England.
The client had asked for a landmark that would preserve the existing building while adding a new element on an abutting plot.
The song later became the subject of a landmark court case, when Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams were ruled to have taken elements from it for their worldwide hit Blurred Lines.
Friends of the Gussie Moran House, a group that nominated the residence as a landmark, is opposed to moving the house because members contend that its Ocean Avenue location is an important element of its landmark status.
