Sentence examples for a spatial alignment from inspiring English sources

This confirms our previous finding of a spatial alignment effect occurring only when the object is within the participant's reaching space [15].

In humans, aspiration frequently affects the lower right pulmonary region; however, the fact that the left side was most affected in this study may represent aspiration events that can occur with a spatial alignment different from the supine or right position.

As with many segmentation algorithms, several preprocessing steps are used to transform the data into a common space; this involves intensity normalization and a simple spatial alignment of the data called retinal boundary flattening.

Therefore, the aim of this work was to develop a registration methodology for an accurate spatial alignment between PET/CT images of the head and neck region in humans and histopathology slices obtained in routine pathology settings where slices may be not perfectly parallel, non-contiguously cut and non-whole-slice sized.

The difficulties are associated with two requirements: 1) maintaining a constant spatial alignment between the virtual and real entities, which is also referred as registration; and 2) creating a sustained illusion that the virtual and real entities co-exist, which is also referred to as occlusion.

The implementation calls for a preliminary spatial alignment using intrinsic anatomical landmarks.

To address such concerns, this paper presents a method for the spatial alignment of multi-modal whole slide digital microscopy images.

In contrast, women showed significant larger negative aftereffects, which could be explained by a larger contribution of spatial alignment.

Therefore, it could be possible that the sex-related aftereffect difference that we found would be the result of a larger participation of spatial alignment in women that results in larger aftereffects.

Yamaguchi et al. (2002) surveyed coordinated observations of a Pi2 onset on the ground, at geosynchronous altitude, and in the near-Earth plasma sheet with a strict requirement for the spatial alignment of observation points.

The comparison of consecutive (i.e., with a delay of 20 to 30 min) with the simultaneous TOF-MRA/PET suggests that retrospective spatial alignment is a mandatory step in case that angiography and PET cannot be acquired truly simultaneously, e.g., when dictated by other constrains of the overall study, as in this work.