Sentence examples for contour I from inspiring English sources

But in the ensuing 15th century the simpler melodic and rhythmic ideas associated with the rich harmonies of the English style were eagerly embraced; often melodies were outright triadic in contour; i.e., they outlined the intervals of the triad, an increasingly important chord composed of two linked thirds (e.g., C-E-G).

On the basis of Daubechies complex wavelet, we have the following advantages for the active contour: (i) Symmetric and linear phase property of DCWT can keeps the shape of the signal and carries strong edge information.

Let us consider a one-pixel wide circular contour, i.e., I l, m) = 1 if ( l - l c ) 2 + ( m - m c ) 2 = r 0 and I l, m) = 0 otherwise.

The I-λ-t contour, i.e., the distribution of the change of the concentration (proportional to the intensity) of the product with the time and wavelength, denotes the increase of the number and size of the precipitated particle in the analyzed space.

It was like entering the landscape of a recurring dream whose every contour I already knew by heart but had to examine in minute detail for the first time.

Once I sift out a contour I don't lose it.

This paper addresses the problem of 3D face shape approximation from occluding contours, i.e., the boundaries between the facial region and the background.

In this paper, we will present an algebraic condition, see (20), which guarantees that a canal surface, given by its rational medial axis transform (MAT), possesses rational generalized contours (i.e., contour curves with respect to a given viewpoint).

Three types of hole surface contours, i.e., convex, flat, and concave (reverse bell-shaped), were obtained within the operating range used, in which the first two types have rarely been reported in literature.

A large body of work on geometric active contours, i.e., active contours implemented via level set methods, has been proposed to address a wide range of image segmentation problems [1 3].

This system uses the S-I description for pitch contours and the midpoint value (MP) description for glottal and vocal parameter contours, i.e. the feature vector corresponding to the i th voiced segment is given by ν i = τ i, s F 0 i, b F 0 i, m F g i, m A g i, m F 1 i, m A 1 i, m F 2 i, m A 2 i, m F 3 i, m A 3 i.