As highlighted in Section 2.3 each layer is modelled by a constant depth plane and a contour on one of the image viewpoints.
In this setup, ℋ k corresponds to a layer which is defined by a contour on one viewpoint and a disparity as outlined in Section 2.3.
Thirdly, the boundary of each layer can be efficiently defined by a contour on one viewpoint γ (s) and its disparity Δp.
We define the layer carved out by the EPI lines with ℋ k and the boundary which delimits the region with Γ k Assuming there are no occlusions, observe that using (4) and (5), the boundary Γ k can be defined by a contour on one of the viewpoints projected to the remaining frames.
In this paper, a quasi-one-dimensional approach to account for the effects of contour on pressure profiles in supersonic nozzles is presented.
Our reviewer, Anthony Quinn, said Crace's imagination, "as fertile as his protagonist's loins, will always occupy a distinctive contour on the map of literary fiction".
The "Torqued Ellipse"s were Serra's breakthrough to subsequent feats of geometric sorcery: oval enclosures, enterable through a slit, whose contour at the top is perpendicular to their contour on the ground.
His imagination, as fertile as his protagonist's loins, will always occupy a distinctive contour on the map of literary fiction, and nothing can detract from the achievement of his earlier work, "Continent" in particular.
Just as corals protect tropical islands, these oyster beds created undulation and contour on the harbor bottom that broke up wave action before it could pound the shore with its full force.
The ideals of Neoclassical sculpture its emphasis on clarity of contour, on the plain ground, on not rivalling painting either in the imitation of aerial or linear perspective in relief or of flying hair and fluttering drapery in freestanding figures were chiefly inspired by theory and by Roman neo-Attic works, or indeed by Roman pseudo-Archaic art.
b Epidermis contour on the original image.
