Sentence examples for competing pose from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate our theory in the example of rigid body pose estimation and show that the proposed approach unifies two competing pose observers published in prior literature.

But like so many other people here, she loves walking into it, competing, posing.

Pregnant actresses compete to pose nude for Vanity Fair.

Issues of conflict arising from competing engines poses a significant challenge, and requires careful consideration.

The breakneck speed of digitization in competing regions poses many concerns for Mexico, whether in commerce, culture or government, development experts warn.

A painful realization in the Delta is that environmental conservation and further growth may be fundamentally at odds; efficient win win solutions, institutional or technological, seem insufficient to satisfy the competing demands posed upon the system.

Those options pose competing risks, experts say.

These differential development pathways often pose competing demands on the natural resources, especially in some of the key resource areas.

As a result, competing priorities may pose obstacles to the gathering of new data.

In this particular case, death is a competing event, which poses a competing risk – a risk that may be high, especially in studies with long-term follow-up.

Although various molecular, histological and patient factors can be employed to predict clinical outcomes (Youssef and Lotan, 2011), these tools usually do not account for the competing mortality risk posed by other diseases.