Sentence examples for clusters of planes from inspiring English sources

If new clusters of planes and their homographies detected with the incremental model selection algorithm (Section 3.1) are available, which are not supported by existing 3D motion models, the first step is to reconstruct the planes in Euclidean space and estimate their camera location.

Differences exist between the two clusters of schemes in frontal plane analysis, with an assessment preference for lumbar spine side gliding (i.e. lateral pelvic translation) (MDT, PBC, and TBC) versus side bending (MSI and OCS).

cluster-of-cluster Gaussians.

Cells grown in rich PYTG medium produce large clusters of nonmotile cells that alternate division planes to form cubes of cells connected by a thick extracellular matrix [2].

Analysis of the crystal structure and crystallite size parameters following irradiation under load revealed that the most-probable source of structural change is formation of interstitial clusters between basal planes and uncollapsed vacancy lines, in agreement with changes observed for graphite irradiated in-reactor.

Thus in the first step we use a simpler model to more robustly cluster tracked features into planes, followed by a second step to reconstruct and merge/split groups of planes and create the final object model.

Canal length was plotted against canal orientation for the dorsal and ventral canals of all clusters in all planes (horizontal, sagittal and transverse) using SigmaPlot 11 to produce polar plots for each species.

Hut-clusters with faceted planes of the type {510} followed by dome-clusters with faceted {311} and {201} planes originate [11].

Moreover, presence of cytokines induced the formation of typical clusters of rapidly expanding cells, present at different focus planes in the matrix.

Gleaming white in the sun by day and the floodlights that bathed it all night, the cluster of rockets, space plane and giant egglike fuel tank looked like a craggy Matterhorn transposed to the humid coast.

Cy Twombly is known for paintings in which febrile clusters of lines, words and symbols scatter like startled graffiti across planes of faint color or bare canvas.