Sentence examples for body skeleton from inspiring English sources

Kinect body skeleton is the most exploited 3D feature in literature [5, 22].

Like the skull, our body skeleton is lightly constructed, with a slender, parallel-sided thorax matching a narrow pelvis below.

In 1870, a French researcher first introduced human identification system based on measurement of body skeleton parts.

Fig. 1 Body skeleton joints new positions after transforms application and body planes representation (a); illustration of forward tilt angle (b).

The space shape of the sand body is accurately characterized by a human computer interaction method, which perfectly reflects the spatial distribution characteristics of the single sand body skeleton and physical properties.

The proposed descriptors are based on 3D trajectories associated with the body skeleton joints that can be recorded with a depth sensor (i.e., Kinect camera) at a rate of 30 frames per second.

The introduction of low-cost depth sensors aimed at computer games such as Microsoft Kinect inspired a lot of research in various applications, especially those requiring detection of body skeletons.

Several classifiers are learned from the feature samples and the reference attention data, and model accuracy is computed on the test data set Fig. 5 Examples of final feature set for test person 6. Image (a) represents a single frame of Kinect video with visualization of Kinect data including face rectangles, face points, gaze vectors, and body skeletons.

Such situations always appear for elements which are located at a body's skeleton, see Fig. 3 (let the body's skeleton be the set of those points where the closest point projection returns multiple projection points with identical minimal distance).

It has a thin rubbery body, a skeleton of gold, and an unusual power source: a sheet of heart cells that contract when illuminated with pulses of blue light.

In all vertebrate organisms, including humans, skeletal muscle is composed of a variety of muscle fiber types, each with specialized roles that support the body's skeleton and enable the organism to perform a wide range of movements [1].