Sentence examples for approximate localization from inspiring English sources

In such a way, approximate localization of the eye corner edges is designated.

Since all of them are exact, they avoid an overhead for a special treatment of particles near the boundary as is necessary for the approximate localization proposed by Seldner and Westermann (J. Comp. Phys. 79 (1988)).

There is additionally a binding problem here if there are multiple affordances, which may require encoding a "focus of attention" to give an approximate localization of the affordance with learning refining this to the localization of the grasp axis to guide the grasp-plan-specific guidance of reaching.

Since the Head module was docked and fixed in a portion of the density map, the remaining density was segmented into regions corresponding to the Middle and Tail modules on the basis of previous approximate localization of Middle and Tail module subunits within two distinct regions of the EM map (Tsai et al., 2014; Wang et al., 2014).

Conventional light microscopy has been widely used to determine the approximate localization of centrosomal proteins, but the dimensions of centrioles are close to the Abbe-Rayleigh diffraction limit of optical resolution, that is at best 200 nm in the lateral and 500 nm in the axial direction (Schermelleh et al., 2010).

Users may also choose not to use any of the methods, thereby using the approximate localizations from the previous step.

It is shown that the da Vinci system can successfully localize a point with an approximate fiducial localization error (FLE) of 1 mm.

Figure 5 shows the 3d surface rendering of the main components from the mice (40 comp. ICA) and rat (15 comp. ICA) rsfMRI to clarify their approximate mutual localization.

The distribution of fast and slow spindles has been reported to be bimodal (Astill et al., 2014) and corresponds to an approximate topographical localization, fast spindles having a predominant distribution over parietal regions and slow spindles over prefrontal regions (Schabus et al., 2007; Andrillon et al., 2011).

For efficient planning of the pulse sequences to be employed, the radiologist performing the examination should beforehand obtain information about the approximate tumor localization (distance from anocutaneous line in cm) from the referring surgeon and ask the patient about any previous surgery or diseases of the pelvic organs.

In many application scenarios, an approximate location can suffice instead of achieving high accuracy of GPS, or other network infrastructure enabled localization.