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The video images are processed by establishing a gray-level intensity threshold that defines the depth of the bubbling layer.

The position of the K horizon (see Fig. 4), which defines the depth of the heat source, can only be resolved within rather large confidence bounds.

In this section, P defines the depth of the MHT tree (pruning level), and H is the number of best hypotheses considered at each node of the tree.

Here we show a simplified version of the scene: the horizontal axis corresponds to the camera location line; the line parallel to it defines the focal plane of each cameraa; and the vertical axis defines the depth of the scene.

To define the depth of the thoracic epidural space in the paramedian axis.

But there's a whole world of people in different positions working to make a comic look great, feel right, and tell the perfect story from inkers who define the depth of the comic, to editors who manage an entire comic slate, to the color artist who brings the world into bright, saturated life.

In contrast, only 11% of patients had an EUS to define the depth of wall penetration to establish T3 disease.

For the GO terms with more than one path to the GO root, we defined the depth of the corresponding GO terms as the shortest path length.

Here we define the depth of a term to be the minimum distance over all paths from the root to that term's node.

In addition, for many of the proton machines, the energy of the beam (which defined the depth of the Bragg peak) was only sufficient to treat superficial lesions (such as those of the eye) or intermediate-depth lesions (such as the base of skull).

The importance of defining the depth of experimentally produced defects in relation to the different layers of the joint organ and evaluation of the results in relation to that—has been emphasized by others (Brittberg et al. 1996, Breinan et al. 1997, Frisbie et al. 1999, 2003, Hunziker 1999, Burr 2004).