Sentence examples for and the points of reference from inspiring English sources

Therefore, accuracy of registration can be evaluated by the error in point placement as the RMSE between the transformed points and the points of reference image [5, 24].

We have a rough idea of the history, and most of us know the points of reference: Oswald Mosley and his blackshirts, Enoch Powell and his rivers of blood, the National Front.

The exchange of books and photographs, and long trans-Atlantic conversations, became the points of reference in design, fleshed out as concepts by Ms. Ward and a team of about 20 designers over the summer in New York and shown in pieces to Mr. Lagerfeld during visits to the city in October and December.

The mountain defines both its stage and its horizon, becoming the point of reference in an uninterrupted dialogue between local societies and nature.

First, comparisons were made between sumatriptan 100 mg as the point of reference and 5 other triptans almotriptan, eletriptan, naratriptan, rizatriptan, and zolmitriptan.

However, "low spatial resolution" depends on the point of reference and the structural scale of the conclusion.

This is where the grid sensitivity play the role as the point of reference, verification and evaluation data.

Since the University's chiropractic outpatient clinic's clinical records are standardised and regularly audited, they were chosen as the point of reference to validate the questionnaire.

The visualizations and point of reference speech (SL delivers audio from the point of reference, so if the avatar is to your left you hear the voice from the left of your headset) made for a workable meetspace.

Inside, sea level was the point of reference.

When the reader comes across a passage which can only be understood in terms of material explained previously in the book, he or she can take advantage of the visual and spatial points of reference provided by the book's thickness.