Sentence examples for characteristic landmarks from inspiring English sources

This method is based on a recent facial contour extraction model developed in computer vision, called Constrained Local Neural Field (CLNF), which provides eight characteristic landmarks describing the inner lips contour.

This picture with blood vessels as individually characteristic landmarks served as a template for AC field identification in the following recording sessions.

The characteristic landmarks of DNA replication, reciprocal recombination, meiotic divisions (MI/MII), and spore wall formation could be observed with little temporal overlap allowing us to study the physiological state associated with each of these different developmental stages.

Sporulation experiments were carried out as described and reproducibility of sporulation kinetics was verified by monitoring characteristic landmark events [ 7].

Proper locations of the electrodes were confirmed by the characteristic electrophysiological landmarks of the broadband signal at the pyramidal layer of CA1.

As the OR is at risk of damage during epilepsy surgery, we measured its position relative to characteristic anatomical landmarks.

It has produced several faces based on the aesthetic characteristics of landmarks like Lever House, the Radio City Music Hall, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Left middle IPS (midIPS) Defined by selecting voxels half-way up the length of the IPS, centred on the medial bank (Gallivan et al., 2011a, 2011b ), near a characteristic 'knob' landmark observed consistently within each subject.

Defined by selecting voxels half-way up the length of the IPS, centred on the medial bank (Gallivan et al., 2011a, 2011b), near a characteristic 'knob' landmark observed consistently within each subject.

Liu's creative process can be divided into stages: 1. Selecting a shooting location - First, Liu considers the cultural characteristics and landmark architectures or sites of the city, and reflects on his personal experiences there.

On the other hand, the SLAM algorithm has to be also more involved as data association becomes harder in these environments and, also, due to the combination of omnidirectional vision and the characteristics of the landmarks (ceiling lights): conventional feature descriptors are not appropriate, the sensor is bearing-only, measurements are noisier, and severe occlusions are frequent.