Average quaternion : defined by the stored averaged initial orientations from both the internal (inertial sensors) and the external (computer vision) systems.
Arguably, I paid my $50 just to see what will happen, but one of the benefits of Facebook and Twitter is that they're accessible to all and hold few visible, external grandiose visions of a $50-based 50-based social
#Purity of vision, "external and internal", disciplining the thoughts and imagination to reject those that are impure.
Kirsten considers it a privilege to serve as LIFT's CEO, guiding the organization's strategic vision, external affairs, policy, and national partnership efforts.
Based on our findings, leadership in these settings will require a careful balancing of several juxtapositions including country ownership and external input, aspirational vision for the future and practical action in the present, and strong collaborative relationships yet individual accountability.
FGD-A1 The two external brokers, or "vision holders", were credited with having animated the cluster by actively recruiting programs: I think the most important factor in the initial success of the first meeting was meeting with most of the cluster participants individually prior to the meeting.
He, too, had eye surgery for survival purposes, eliminating his dependence, as he put it, "on a nonsustainable external aid for perfect vision".
This paper presents a wearable image processor for use as the external module of a vision prosthesis.
In contrast to Plato, who argued that the visual ray, which proceeded from the eye, requires the support of and coalesces with external light, Archytas explained vision in terms of the visual ray alone (A25).
Benjamin's partitioning of intrapsychic life into internal and external relations, and her vision of intersubjective equilibrium is, in contrast to Irigaray and Kristeva's assertion of discord within and between subjects, oriented by the conviction that social harmony is desirable and attainable.
