Sentence examples for extracted from depth from inspiring English sources
Figure 7(h) shows the depth saliency extracted from depth video by using the proposed algorithm in Section 3.3.
Then, the facial representation, which is based on the dual-tree complex wavelet transform (DT-CWT), is extracted from depth images.
In Pennsylvania, shale gas is accessed at depths of thousands of feet while drinking water is extracted from depths of only hundreds of feet.
The new research, published on Monday in the online version of the journal Nature Geoscience, found the minerals in sea mud extracted from depths of 3,500 to 6,000 metres below the ocean surface at 78 locations.
The depth saliency is extracted from the depth map or disparity map (usually based on depth contrast or the depth pop-out effect) to create an additional depth-saliency map.
Two intact soil cores (10-cm diameter and 8-cm tall) and bulk soil samples were extracted from a depth between 5 and 15-cm from each plot.
Incorporation of precipitation and topographic index thresholds into the model allowed more information to be extracted from carbonate depth distributions than previous pedogenic calcite models.
The company said oil was being extracted from a depth of around 500 metres, by injecting steam through a well bore for several weeks and then reversing the flow to retrieve the bitumen, a method that had been used by the industry for more than 30 years.
Moreover, we design a multi-modal fusion layer to combine these features extracted from both depth images and RGB images through the network with a uniform latent variable which is robust to noise, and optimize the fusion layer with two CNN networks jointly.
The blue-green part on the right indicated orientation around −30° to 30°. Figure 3(a) shows the en face structure image extracted from the depth marked as a dashed line in Fig. 1(a) at about 0.3mm from the surface.
Low, T. Y. et al. Quantitative and qualitative proteome characteristics extracted from in-depth integrated genomics and proteomics analysis.
