Sentence examples for deriving object from inspiring English sources

The method consists of a sequence of numerical operations: generating the normalized Digital Surface Model (nDSM), extracting building objects, deriving object attributes, associating objects with the corresponding land lots, and computing building density indicators at land lot and urban district scales.

As such, the tasks in the control condition were based on the same component processes as those in the action observation conditions (i.e., deriving object orientation and semantic object knowledge).

A derived object is calculated out by a group of image objects during a transaction processing.

As there is a validity interval for each image object and derived object, both of them are time series data objects.

As for any photogrammetric application, the accuracy of the derived object data is mostly dependent on the accuracy of the camera calibration.

The timestamp of a derived object is the instant when the transaction is finished, and the validity interval is the intersection of all validity intervals of image objects in the group.

The Russellian answer is that propositions exist as derived objects.

The embedded real-time main memory databases include three types of data, i.e., image objects, derived objects, and invariant objects.

Most of them, both in 2D and 3D, share a common approach, using numerical data to manage geometric knowledge and elementary methods to compute derived objects.

The coverage applicability of the derived objects and methods was checked and validated against three additional RFP cases and then through a test case using a newly developed model checker system.

A "world geometry" is a purely mathematical geometry the derived objects of which possess only the structural properties requisite to the ideal of a completely impersonal world; these are objects, as he wrote in Space, Time and Gravitation (1920), a semi-popular best-seller, represented "from the point of view of no one in particular".