Sentence examples for absolute localisation from inspiring English sources

For absolute localisation, the absence in the underground of a pervasive positioning infrastructure such as GPS has led to the use of alternative technologies, in particular distributed sensor networks.

Biodistribution studies showed that the more rapid clearance of the fragments from the circulation improved the tumour: normal tissue ratios found for the intact antibody, but reduced the duration and therefore absolute amount of radioantibody localisation (% injected dose/gram) at the tumour site.

Correlation of CCND1 overexpression and CTNNB1 nuclear localisation was not absolute in either cohort, with some tumours displaying only cytoplasmic or negative CTNNB1 staining overexpressing CCND1.

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.

Absolute numbers of new neurons (BrdU-NeuN) were estimated by multiplying the absolute numbers of BrdU cells by the percent of co-localisation for those two markers.

Importantly, it seems that cellular localisation and composition of DAG rather than the absolute amount of DAG may be of major importance in insulin resistance [ 8].

In the feature matching tasks which form an integral part of visual tracking or SLAM (Simultaneous Localisation And Mapping), there are invariably priors available on the absolute and/or relative image locations of features of interest.

Both relative localisation (i.e., measurement with respect to surrounding mine infrastructure such as tunnel walls) and absolute positioning within the overall mine region are critical.

4. Localisation.

Less globalisation and more localisation.

It will require a set of self-reinforcing "localisation" policies.