The phrase "a more accurate shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or refinements in the representation or modeling of an object or concept.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we were able to create a more accurate shape of the geographical region."
Alternatives: "a truer form" or "a better representation".
To overcome this we reformulate the core-area model with a more accurate shape-specific exponent function, and test our new model against Laurance and Yensen's core-area model and a null geometric model using an independently-derived GIS dataset for the North Island, New Zealand.
To our best knowledge, this is the first attempt to learn more discriminative shape descriptors and more accurate shape correspondence jointly using the triplet CNNs.
Our newly-learned shape descriptors have better discriminative power than any existing kernel-based descriptors and could give rise to more accurate shape matching subject to various shape deformation constraints (e.g., isometric deformations and non-isometric deformations).
More accurate shape measurements of the anterior segment might be possible due to reduced errors caused by motion artifacts.
"To visualize more accurate shapes of the bubbles generated by the wave, the lighting needed to be constantly adjusted based on the real-time changes of the waves," Liu explains.
The advent of conformal radiotherapy, utilizing computed tomography and three-dimensional planning systems, allows much more accurate shaping of the radiation fields.
Finally, instead of a sparse point cloud we get a dense representation in terms of planar patches, and thus a more accurate description of object shape.
Our media assets give us the opportunity to shape a more accurate, more inspiring view of STEM.
Since then, Dr. Kappelman and his colleagues have painstakingly turned the scans into three-dimensional models, piecing together the virtual fragments to get a more accurate idea of their original shapes.
