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The proposed thermal image pedestrian detection system involves novel outline features, developed from the ROI generation method of pedestrians that are different from traditional features.

The chapter emphasizes features developed from the process of liquefaction, which is the transformation of a granular material from a solid state into a liquefied state as a consequence of increased pore-water pressure.

Most published work in this field is based on features developed from the pixel gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) (13) and from the gray level run length matrix (GLRLM) (14), and on fractal texture methods (9, 15).

Two sets of conservation features were developed from this: A static set of 77 distribution models for features which ignored seasonal dynamics, and a seasonal set of 147 distribution models which included seasonal dynamics.

Matted blurs the line between high and low art by combining a gallery (the current show features photos developed from vintage negatives) with anti-Kondo baubles, such as sequined stuffed animals and duct tape art kits.

Such features were developed from continuous trial and error efforts after several past disaster events.

(The feature was developed from an earlier short that was more centred on Jamie). In the end, I got the feeling I hadn't quite found out enough about either Jamie or Judy.

The database was searched with the common feature pharmacophore developed from amodiaquine, chloroquine, clomiphene and toremifene.

In Vertisols, agrillipedoturbation creates meter-scale variability in soil moisture and chemical properties associated with gilgai features, and if developed from calcareous parent material, can exhibit meter and landscape scale variability in inorganic C content.

New features developing daily have already separated Rouse from other social concepts and have celebrities and fans excited.

X+Y is a likable fiction feature developed by director Morgan Matthews from his own award-winning 2007 documentary, Beautiful Young Minds, about young British mathematicians who are on the autism spectrum competing at the International Mathematical Olympiad: a "mathlete" event for superpowered maths brains.