Monitor translation (coarse adjustments) and image translation (fine adjustments) were made sequentially under the direction of the observer to maximize overlap of the images in the two eyes and invoke binocular fusion.
During the virtual wheel tracking test, the movements of the coarse aggregates, including their translation and rotation, were revealed, and the contact condition and contact forces within the aggregate skeleton were analyzed.
Finally it is important to be able to systematically and appropriately coarse grain models of translation.
transcriptionHits contains coarse-level information about the transcription as well as translation start and stop of a RefSeq entry within a zebrafish linkage group.
Predicting coarse-grained modules at various levels of hierarchy could be more biologically relevant for species translation, as opposed to predicting expression levels of individual genes or post-translational state of individual proteins.
Therefore, this work proposes the Dynamic Instruction Merging (DIM), a Binary Translation mechanism responsible for transforming sequences of instructions into a coarse-grained array configuration at run-time, in a totally transparent process, with support to speculative execution.
The Mint Theater, a wonderful resource for lovers of theater history, has worked hard to update this 1886 play, using a gritty new translation by the director Martin Platt that tries to capture the spirit of coarse peasant life.
Results show that the ICP alignment used works fine when coarse registration errors are lower than 18° for rotations and 1 m for translations.
One possible strategy to explore structural uncertainty would be to construct detailed subsystem models of the coarse-grained components which were determined by our analysis to be fragile, e.g., translation or UPS.
