But if the Earth does not offer a unique frame of reference for the description of motion, then we may wonder whether any arbitrary object can be used for the definition of motions: are all such motions on a par, none privileged over any other?
The longitudinal survey conducted in Dielmo, a rural Senegalese community, offers a unique frame to explore the impact of strictly controlled and quantified antimalarial use for diagnosed malaria on drug resistance.
We propose a novel sign disambiguation method, for computing a unique reference frame from the eigenvectors obtained through Principal Component Analysis of the point cloud of the target object view captured by a 3D sensor.
Instead of using a unique threshold for all frames, the threshold value here is adapted with respect to speech and silence frames based on the SKL divergence.
START MOBILE galleries for the iPhone also include a unique PICTURE FRAME feature.
"The structure is a unique steel frame all exterior the building.
Touring: smooth riding for long distances or day trips; powerful engine; can seat two comfortably; features may include stereo, windshield, etc. V-Rod: liquid-cooled motor designed in cooperation with Porsche; power cruiser with a unique, hydroformed frame.
We find that the boundary organization framework provides a unique role for science in framing questions and evaluating the feasibility of environmental management solutions.
The global ME unit produces a unique GMV for each video frame, which represents the camera movement during the time interval of two frames.
The fixed-interval sampling strategy with 55s between frames yielded a maximum of 261 unique frames per half-shift of video ({4 h × 60 min × 60 s}/55s), and 783 frames per worker for all 3 half-shifts.
