Sentence examples for approximate coordinates from inspiring English sources
The MHO algorithm looks for a source approximately centered in the image with approximate coordinates taken from an input region specifier.
The above image shows the approximate coordinates given by a New Zealand oil rig worker who believes he may have seen flight MH370 crash.
A photographic plate of a portion of the sky which includes the star in question is introduced into the machine together with a punched card indicating the approximate coordinates of the star.
The machine then automatically reads the punched card, locates the star on the photographic plate from these approximate coordinates, accurately measures its position, and records this measurement on a card.
The coordinates supplied by the Chinese agency are in the same region, but still several hundred kilometres away from the approximate coordinates given by a New Zealand oil rig worker who believes he may have see the plan crash into the sea.
Both inventories contain only approximate coordinates due to national legislation protecting the privacy of forest owners.
When the user introduces a chromosome and an approximate coordinate, the script searches the ensGene table for the closest upstream and/or downstream gene with at least one orthologous gene in orthoDB, then returning the exact chromosome position and gene name.
The user can navigate the database in two ways: (1) by directly introducing a human gene/protein reference name or (2) by providing a chromosome and an approximate coordinate (and then the closest upstream and/or downstream human gene with at least one orthologous gene will be shown).
(3) The approximated coordinates,, is then given by where is the first elements of, while is the first elements of that usually correspond to the non-negative eigenvalues in the diagonal. .
This computational scheme explicitly finds the approximated coordinates for the embedded points and computes the Euclidean distance among them, which, for example, is implemented by diffusion maps, ISOMAP and LLE [33], [35], [36].
The approximated coordinate is computed from all the receiver coordinates, and is calculated from the coordinates.
