Digital landmark placement was carried out in tpsdig2 (http://life.bio.sunysb.edu/morph/).bio.sunysb.edu/morph/
Mirror images of the original surface models, digital landmark configurations, and centroids were created around an arbitrary plane with the mirror tool of the software (Fig. 2).
In other words, it allows users to see relevant digital information of landmarks in various GPS locations during their visit, such as text, image and video.
The new owners are importing digital technology to Landmark's 204 screens by equipping each of the 57 theaters in 21 markets with high-definition digital projection by year's end, Mr. Wagner said in a later telephone interview from his office in Dallas.
That's because California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law the California Electronic Communications Privacy Act (CalECPA), a landmark digital privacy law that requires California police to obtain a warrant from a judge before they can access electronic information about people's identities, where they go, who they know and what they do.
Crania were photographed in dorsal view using a Keyence Digital Microscope and 14 landmarks were digitized (Fig. 3).
The project provides a digital archive of artworks, landmarks and world heritage sites around the world.
Picking out other major stories and trends was tough, but surely it's worth pointing out a landmark in digital music, as Gnarls Barkley became the first act to reach No1 on the basis of downloads alone.
LBS applications typically use information from several content databases: the road network (digital maps), business and landmark information that are often referred to as Yellow Pages, or Point of interest (POI) information, and Dynamic data such as traffic and weather reports.
The key requirements of the system are that it produce a monochrome digital image, record two landmark locations and associate both with other recorded information about the specimen.
