Sentence examples for bounded objects from inspiring English sources

We propose two algorithms, named the Continuous Within Query-based (CWQ-based) algorithm and the CM2DBQalgorithm, to efficiently determine the bounded objects.

Extensive experiments using real road network dataset demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed algorithms and the usefulness of the bounded objects updating mechanism.

Given a moving query object q, a minimal distance dm, and a maximal distance dM, a CM2DBQ retrieves the bounded objects whose road distances to q are within the range [dm,dM] at each time instant.

We used adaptive stimuli to explore neural tuning for 3D abstract shapes ranging in scale and topology from small, closed, bounded objects to large, open, unbounded environments (landscape-like surfaces and cave-like interiors).

In addition, we design a mechanism, named the bounded objects updating mechanism, to rapidly evaluate the new query result when object updates occur.

First of all, humans typically do not auditorily perceive three-dimensional, bounded material objects as such, though it is plausible to think we visually perceive them.

Therefore, we applied the following rules during quantitation: (i) voids were sharply bounded hypointense objects of round shape; (ii) voids needed to feature an intra-parenchymal localization; and (iii) to avoid partial volume effects, voids needed to exhibit at least a distance of one diameter of their own size from specimen surfaces or ventricles.

"Prior to Smithson, sculpture consisted largely of discrete, precious museum-bound objects based mostly on figures or geometric shapes.

He turned his attention from making gallery-bound objects to environments for viewer participation, plain and practical in design but with certain "Brazilian" elements added.

We investigated the neural basis of feature-bound object representation in a dynamically updating situation by conducting a multiple object permanence tracking task, which required observers to simultaneously process both the maintenance and dynamic updating of feature-bound objects.

However, the discrimination of bound objects was better than the discrimination of separated objects, suggesting that both the unitary and separated information can be stored simultaneously.