Sentence examples for delineation from from inspiring English sources

In particular, tumor delineation from background uninvolved tissue is a necessary prerequisite for subsequent tumor staging, grading and margin assessment by the pathologist1.

The absence of petrogenic components larger than 206 u facilitates their detection and delineation from pyrogenic PAHs by methods of chemical analysis.

In an essay entitled "Jojibun" ("Narration"), which appeared in the newspaper Nihon in 1900, Masaoka introduced the word shasei ("delineation from nature") to describe his theory.

For optimized habitat boundary delineation from black and white aerial photographs and panchromatic satellite images, three levels of hierarchical image object primitives were created.

Additionally, accurate centerline delineation from the ChanGeom methodology provides improved sinuosity measurements, and when fused with coarse resolution digital elevation models (DEMs), removes along-profile shortening and coincident increases in reach-scale channel slope.

In order to eliminate such over-segmentation, a new method for individual tree crown delineation from optical imagery was proposed based on multi-scale filtering and segmentation in this study.

In contrast to skull singularities, the body size and limb proportions of the Niata show no delineations from other cattle.

When compared to field survey results, catchment and spilling point delineations from the LiDAR bare-earth model captured subtle landscape features very well.

Our full data set comprises 3D OCT volumes and manual delineations from 35 subjects.

The proposed method provides a novel approach combining the delineation experience from the physicists with high speed and reliability from the automatic algorithm.

Variance texture measures were found to be generally very advantageous over original radar values but quite variable in their delineation accuracies from one cover type to another.