Sentence examples for considered distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

Using a visual landmark consisting of dozens of neighboring feature points, two evaluation criteria were considered: distinctiveness and repeatability.

To select stable visual landmarks for mobile robots, two measures regarding landmark "visibility" are considered: distinctiveness and repeatability.

Her work raises interesting questions about the primacy of creative signature — to what extent should we consider distinctiveness its own merit?

Several local feature regions are selected through the procedure described in "SIFT feature matching", which considers distinctiveness.

Considering the distinctiveness of native forests, we favor protection and, where feasible, restoration of native forests over managing eucalypt plantations for biodiversity to best improve conservation outcomes.

Considering this distinctiveness and dominance, the unique properties of the two major rock types need to be understood for proper evaluation of litho-specific parameters.

The average PageRank value for each protein was calculated on the 1000 random WTSNs and it is considered to be distinctiveness if its PageRank value on the WTSN is higher than the average PageRank value on the 1000 random WTSNs.

Many taxonomists used to retain the diving petrels in this family also, but today their distinctiveness is considered well supported.

Jackson's remarks are all the more worth considering because the distinctiveness of historical consciousness is the very subject of  "Get Out".

(2) When considering the regional distinctiveness of "white consciousness," there were fewer differences than might have been expected; and this aspect of racial identity clearly played a role in both the South and non-South.

This reflects at best that all tetraploid segregates of the A. arenosa group closely belong to each other, but also considers the morphological distinctiveness and local alpine occurrence of A. arenosa subsp. intermedia.