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We have a set of templates described by points Υ M = { α M i } i = 1 N Υ M. We detect shadow boundaries consisting sets of points Λ S = { β S i } i = 1 N Λ S. We calculate the average of the minimum distances between each points of the templates and the edge detection results: d = 1 N Υ ∑ α ∈ Υ min ∥ α − β ∥ 2. (10).

The envelope theory of gearing is used here to calculate the relative motion between each point of the tool and the rotor during the cutting process.

In order to do that, the similarity matrix value of a given factor is calculated by the difference between each point of its smoothed trajectory and its predecessor.

Given the set of template points and the set of Canny edge points, a quadratic chamfer distance function is given by the average of the squared distances between each point of A and its closest point in B: (5).

In some optimization methods such as genetic algorithms, the internal constraints between each point of the (varvec{C}_{T}) vector are difficult to integrate with operations such as gene crossover during the generation of new candidate solutions.

The maps were obtained from a 120 × 120 point array with a step size between each point of 0.25 μm, and the precise frequency, intensity and width of the Raman G and 2D peaks were determined by fitting with Lorentzian line-shapes to the spectral peaks.

100% amplification efficiency is assumed based on ΔΔCt values of ∼3.3 between each point of a 10-fold serial dilution curve performed for a subset of the amplicons.

The PD is defined as the Euclidean distances between each point of the actual trajectory and the straight line connecting the start and end point of that trajectory.

Values at a given coordinate (and cortical depth) in the original whole-head anatomical space were then displayed on the inflated surface or flattened patch using the known direct correspondence between each point of the original inner/upper surface and each point of the inflated/flattened surface.

The cross worn with this sash was a Maltese cross with narrow arms also enameled white strewn with numerous golden flames, with three straight rays between each arm, each point of the cross being tipped with a small gold ball.

There were statistically significant changes in the VAS scores between baseline and each point of assessment in the three groups.