Sentence examples for associating points from inspiring English sources

After spatially associating points with road segments, spatial, temporal and spatiotemporal aggregations are reduced to relational aggregations and can be processed in the order of a fraction of a second on both GPUs and multi-core CPUs.

We select all K-dimensional bins of S m that are covered or partially covered by the estimated set of ranges and recover the associated points pairs of Q.

It was won, like the closely associated points classification, by Cadel Evans.

It was originally won, like the closely associated points classification, by Contador, and passed to José Rujano when the Spaniard's results were stripped.

The scientists were able to rule out the possibility that the elephants learned to associate pointing with food over the course of the experiments.

PSM compares scan points obtained from different positions, we have observed that if it associates points belonging to different objects, significant errors could appear in pose estimation.

Chris Doyle, an economist at Charles River Associates, points out that roaming generates up to 35% of European operators' revenues, although it accounts for a much smaller share of the time customers spend on the telephone.

Our method utilizes 3-D points (possibly associated with point descriptors, as it is described in Section 6) to achieve automated registration.

Associating this point to the family of surfaces gives a set of candidate positions and orientations (poses) for the sensor.

A new partition is constructed by associating each point with the closest medoid.

If all the remaining isograms are crossed, the EE-points and associated M-points will be joint into one for-matching sequence.