The phenotypic correspondence of the distinctive cataracts in DS and AD encouraged us to investigate the possibility of Aβ pathology in DS lenses.
Even though all six versions are, obviously, different, the presenters cannot but notice conspicuous correspondences transpiring from their distinctive "hearings" of the musical excerpt.
Larger, more distinctive local descriptors together with the requirement that correspondence candidates must be geometrically consistent yields reliably large sets of true matches.
Usually, face images are considered to lack sufficient distinctive features to establish a large number of correspondences on uncalibrated images.
For further improving the matching performance and tackling distortions such as varying illuminations and unfocused blurring, a pore-to-pore correspondences dataset is established for training a more distinctive and compact descriptor.
In case of very distinctive points p i and p j, there are few correspondences in Q with similar local features.
This composite parameter shows a sufficiently good correspondence to Leverett's equivalent circular pore diameter Lp to define distinctive stress facies in terms of ranges of Lp in these formations.
In this report, we identify the origin and pathogenic mechanism of cataractogenesis in DS, establish the distinctive lens phenotype in DS as a genetic cataract, and define the molecular correspondence of DS-associated pathology in the lens and brain.
The attribute vector, as the morphological signature of surface, was designed to be as distinctive as possible, so that each vertex on the model surface can find its correspondence on the individual surface.
Then only the driving voxels, i.e., the anatomically distinctive voxels (e.g., in gyral crowns and sulcal roots) were allowed to participate in identifying the correspondences.
