The phrase "a set of registration" is not correct in standard English usage.
It should be "a set of registrations" if referring to multiple registrations or "a registration set" if referring to a collection of registration items.
Example: "We need to compile a set of registrations for the upcoming conference to ensure all participants are accounted for."
Alternatives: "a collection of registrations" or "a group of registrations."
From 1977 to 1993, a different set of registration codes was used in the Danish Medical System.
However, registration is expensive and time-consuming, and so U.S. law also provides a set of exemptions from registration for companies where that process is impractical.
Because the French organ of the 17th and early 18th centuries was very standardized, a conventional set of registrations developed for its repertoire.
A final set of registrations were performed with the second reference template as the target (Fig. 2).
To preserve the beauty and historic nature of these buildings and to ensure the safety of all participants, we have a set of requirements governing their registration procedures and appropriate use during your event.
From the original reflectance image or the atlas of rectified images generated from a reflectance image, we extract a set of texture features for registration by using the following methods: 1. SIFT [44]: this feature descriptor encodes the trend of the image local gradient around a pixel as a histogram of typically 128 bins.
With such high accuracies, the estimated registration parameters can serve as a set of initial parameters for fine registration using algorithm such as the iterative closest point (icp).
The algorithm performs a group-wise registration of a set of examples, and accounts for the heterogeneous deformation or variability properties of the data.
Therefore, before applying the non-rigid registration algorithm, a set of slices at the same plane of fixed and moving images are selected.
Memory is assessed in terms of immediate registration (repeating a set of words), short-term memory (recalling the set of words after an interval, or recalling a short paragraph), and long-term memory (recollection of well known historical or geographical facts).
