Sentence examples for either organized from inspiring English sources

In most cases, available information about the surface consists of a dense set of (either organized or scattered) 3D data points obtained by using scanner devices, a today's prevalent technology in many reverse engineering applications.

This work investigates the use of particle swarm optimization (PSO) to recover the shape of a surface from clouds of (either organized or scattered) noisy 3D data points, a challenging problem that appears recurrently in a wide range of applications such as CAD design, data visualization, virtual reality, medical imaging and movie industries.

The agents "gleaned" information from the profiles they created, and found that, for example, crime scenes could be classified as either "organized" or "disorganized".

Male migrant workers in each district were recruited through a two-stage systematic sampling procedure conducted in selected worksites and migrant worker residential colonies (either organized labor colonies or illegally occupied land with small, poor quality houses).

They were either organized as a compact group of histologically and immunophenotypically homogenous cells (resembling tightly packed colonies; Figures 1 e)– 1(g)) or were sparsely distributed– 1 j)).

Organ growth and cellular differentiation are either organized cell-autonomously or through perception of signals delivered through the vascular tissue or generated by one lobe cell type and perceived by another.

Chris Ketchum writes in the Los Angeles Times that this movement will either "organize or just prophesize".

"You either organize on a regional level or get killed or absorbed".

And it follows Santa as he prepares, either organizing at the North Pole or flying to check if children have been naughty or nice.

You can either organize the towels by giving each family member his or her own cubby hole in which case, each would store a body towel, hand towel, and washcloth or you would store the towels away by type one cubby hole for body towels, one for washcloths, and so on.

We thank D Jesenšek, S Marić, J Schöffmann, I Bogut, B Glamuzina, N Pojskić, D Mrdak, M M Hansen, S Weiss and M Cortey for either organizing sampling campaigns or providing samples used in this study.