Sentence examples for associated to point from inspiring English sources

The behavior of the code is the following, for a given pixel (i,j):  all the features associated to point (i,j) are loaded into n F registers: f 0, f 1, ⋯ f n F - 1,  the integral image computation of features is done on the fly and in place with Algorithm 5 with n F accumulators sf 0, sf 1 ⋯ sf n F - 1.

In addition to the weights associated to point mutations, weights for length changes of the C-runs around positions 16193, 309, and 573, the T-run around position 455, and the AC repeat around position 524 are also used.

From now on the notations and are reserved for Clifford vectors associated to points in.

From now on we reserve the notations and for Clifford vectors associated to points in.

This correction should help in reducing the saliency values associated to points that, after the filtering, have moved away from their normal direction.

The notations Y ̲ and Y ̲ | will be reserved for Clifford vectors associated to points Ω +, while their Hermitian counterparts are denoted V ̲ = 1 2 ( Y ̲ + i Y ̲ | ) and V ̲ † = − 1 2 ( Y ̲ − i Y ̲ | ).

In Continuity and Irrational Numbers (1872) he remarks that when the rational numbers are associated to points on a straight line, "there are infinitely many points [on the line] to which no rational number corresponds" so that the rational numbers manifest "a gappiness, incompleteness, discontinuity", in contrast with the straight line's "absence of gaps, completeness, continuity".

A conceptual model of the subsoil, jointly developed by the Italian National Research Council and the National Department of Civil Protection, inspired the structure of the underlying database, consisting of 15 tables, 3 of which of spatial nature to accommodate geo-referenced data associated to points, lines and polygons.

This can be associated to research pointing at physical infrastructure [ 37] as one necessary component for successful staff collaboration.

The Voronoi tessellation [47] associated to this point cloud allows to match every detected curve to its most likely ground truth.

In this paper, the approach for solving the (2kT -periodic solutions to (1.5) is based on Mawhin's continuation theorem [17], which is different from the corresponding ones in [1–4] associated to critical point theory.