Sentence examples for coordinates measured from inspiring English sources

Target tracking from non-invertible measurement sets, for example, incomplete spherical coordinates measured by asynchronous sensors in a sensor network, is a task of data fusion present in a lot of applications.

The absolute accuracy was defined by the root mean square error (RMSE) between the coordinates measured by the camera system and by engineering surveying (micro-triangulation).

Before Einstein's special theory of relativity was published in 1905, it was usually assumed that the time coordinates measured in all inertial frames were identical and equal to an "absolute time".

The scale factor approach, which is widely used to convert the image coordinates measured by a vision system in the unit of pixels into space coordinates, causes a poor repeatability of the experiment, an unstable experiment precision, and therefore a global poor flexibility.

Indeed, a protocol is proposed to evaluate the adhesion of the pigments by relating the amount of pigments (detected by PIXE analyses) and the coordinates measured in the CIE (L∗, a∗, b∗) colour space, before and after a water washing test.

x, y, Cartesian coordinates measured along wedge.

Where x is the longitude coordinate, z the coordinate measured from the mid-plane of the beam and t is time.

The present paper describes an artefact based approach to obtain traceability of freeform measurements on coordinate measuring machines.

The contactless measurements were made with coordinate measuring arm with laser scanner.

With a conventional coordinate measuring machine (CMM), the same error measurement would require over 1 h even with a skilled operator.

A focus variation microscope and an optical coordinate measuring machine were employed for the measurements of parts and mould cavities respectively.