In computer vision geometric models provide a goal for descriptive image analysis, an origin for verification image synthesis, and a context for spatial problem solving.
Second, it is not generally possible to choose an origin for s that coincides with a known value of shear flow.
Hathaway: No, no, there's an origin for "on fleek". It's from an eyebrow tutorial.
The lack of such a bias in the examined Allosaurus fossils indicates an origin for the stress fractures from a source other than running.
These results contrast with a recent study [ 19] based on mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) that implies an origin for the domestic dog from a 'single gene pool', rather than multiple domestication events and continued hybridization with wolf stocks.
Furthermore, exosomes stained positive for the melanoma-specific marker Melan-A, suggesting a tumour origin for at least a portion of the exosomes investigated.
At first glance, Zulia might seem an unlikely origin for such a breakaway church, imbued as the new church is with liberation theology, the school of thought that shook the Roman Catholic Church in Latin America in the 1960s by advocating political activism to bring justice to the poor.
Shapiro, chemistry professor emeritus, delivered the talk "A Simpler Origin for Life," a presentation based on his well-publicized opinions on the likeliest ways life can begin.
In normal pregnancy, the expression of activin A is dynamic, as it is up- and downregulated during the process of decidualization [ 11, 25], and studies in women with nonfunctional ovaries have suggested a fetoplacental origin for activin A [ 26– 29].
Biological action has always been central to mutation, and one should not look for an origin in an ns/rm core.
Metzger, B. D., Thompson, T. A. & Quataert, E. A magnetar origin for the kilonova ejecta in GW170817.
