Sentence examples for contour alignment from inspiring English sources
Electron micrographs composing the series were imported, stacked, and aligned in the reconstruction software OpenCAR (Contour Alignment Reconstruction; Sätzler et al. 2002).
The discrimination performance of most of their neurons was striking: they were as sensitive to the collinear contour alignments as the monkeys were at a behavioral level.
The optimal shifting is the one minimizing the following cross-correlation formula: arg min τ ∈ [ 0, …, 12 k − 1 ] ∑ i 12 k ∥ p i + τ, modulo ( 12 k ) − R p ́ i − T ∥ (11) Figure 16 OCDC contour-based alignment: (a) OCDC contours of two faces.
This was done by using the wash-in phase of the tracer to identify the brain contour for alignment with the MRI template.
While Mr. Johnson and Mr. Asriel parted their legs, shifted their pelvises, rippled their spines, new contours and alignments of their musculature would emerge.
An outcome example of this procedure is illustrated in Figure 16b,c showing the two largest contours and their alignment.
This difference between results may be related to the task, as Li et al. manipulated the alignment of contour elements in the vicinity of the neurons' RFs, whereas the cue segment in the curve-tracing task that determines the identity of target and distracter curve is generally at a larger distance from the RFs.
Observers used a cursor to mark where bars and edges were seen for different test phases (Experiment 1) or judged the spatial alignment of contours that had different phases (e.g. 0° and 45°; Experiment 2).
Different limb contours could influence the alignment of the goniometer.
Finally, two rods were contoured according to sagittal alignment of the patient and inserted percutaneously in order to restore vertebral body height loss and traumatic kyphosis.
In other words, the alignment between a contour line and a value of elevation is highlighted in a point and trace gesture, whereas a three-dimensional gesture conveys multiple mappings simultaneously.
