Sentence examples for derived depth from inspiring English sources

Based on the derived depth map, two-view images are rendered by DIBR.

The InSAR derived depth supports the suggestion that earthquakes in the HBG often occur in a shallow crust.

Calculation algorithm is a designed and compiled software package for the study of the elastic-creep state of adjacent cavities of derived depth and shapes.

Objectives: The objective of the study was to compare two electroencephalographic (EEG) derived depth of anesthesia indexes that were developed with two different models: an adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (qCON ANFIS) and a quadratic equation model (qCON QE).

In the second part (Section 4.2), the work for static images is extended to sequences, analyzing video motion, and the effect of depth when there are variations in parallax, derived from depth maps.

Comparison between rates derived from depth profiles and those applicable to the entire basin is important for understanding landscape development.

Meinhart et al. [2] derived the depth of measurement volume accounting for diffraction, geometric optics, and particle size.

For comparison with previous publications, temperatures have also been derived for depth intervals of 5000 and 7000 m and these are shown in Fig. 5.

Olsen and Adrian [3] derived the depth of correlation for the measurement volume the thickness outside of which a particle does not make a significant contribution to the cross-correlation of the interrogation regions.

Slope angle strongly affects the basin-scale averaged denudation rates by as much as 1.3 to 2.7 times, whereas rates derived from depth profiles at summit sites are unaffected.

The main aim of this work is to obtain more definite information on how a particular surface morphology and measuring geometry affects the RBS spectra and derived elemental depth profiles.