Sentence examples for coordinates in the frame from inspiring English sources

The role of calibration is to find the mathematical transformation that converts the 2-D coordinates of pixels in the US image into 3-D coordinates in the frame of reference of a position sensor attached to the US probe.

Further advantages of this representation include unambiguous definition of a predicted site as a single point (i.e. Cartesian coordinates in the frame of the protein), accurate capture of properties of a cumulative nature such as partial charge, and the ability to change or add properties.

Accordingly, the motion vector is defined as an offset from the current frame of MB coordinates to the MB coordinates in the reference frame.

Weighted least-squares estimates of the transformation parameters and transformed/adjusted coordinates in the new frame are derived in detail, the latter representing the enlarged network of the new frame.

Consider a feature with known ground plane coordinates in the previous frame.

where x and y are image coordinates respectively, and X, Y and Z are the corresponding coordinates in the world frame.

In the considered here RS imaging applications, such POCS is aimed at performing the factorization of the overall procedures over the orthogonal range (y -azimuth (x) coordinates in the scene frame making also an optimal use of the sparseness properties of the employ -azimuthSAR modulation format.

However, the present case is distinct because coordinates in the internal frame of reference remain the same (the stimulated skin sites), but the distance between these coordinates in the external reference frame change with hand posture.

For extra effect, highlight an area with colored pencil, then use a coordinating matte in the frame.

A practical model for the MFVS is proposed based on a pseudo-measurement, which refers to the beacon coordinates in the camera frames.

One of those was the accuracy of the reported time in conjunction with the accuracy of the coordinates in the GN/CAM frames down to centimetre level.