While active appearance models (AAMs) provide a reasonable global modeling framework, they yield poor fitting results when applied on the full set of landmarks.
In analyses of Carnivora, where random sets were drawn from the full set of landmarks (Disparity A), the orbit and zygomatic-pterygoid modules showed significantly high disparities (both with p = .01), but the molar group also displayed marginally significantly high disparity (p = .03; Table 2, Fig. 3).
But the hike is full of significant landmarks — how often can you bag a summit, a state high point, and a tri-state marker in one hike?
The area is also full of historical landmarks and miles of beaches.
"We are living in a historical event, and we have the responsibility to try to shape that event and not just watch it happen," Schatz went on, mentioning the files full of clippings about landmark lawsuits which he has at home.
This historic city is full of great museums and landmarks, and has a thriving live music scene.
I just want to see this world that The Crew's makers have assembled: a condensed but still epically proportioned working model of the United States, full of recognizable cities and landmarks, clouds-brushing mountain peaks and horizon-reaching salt flats.
Kay Thompson's romp of a book about a girl who lives in the Plaza Hotel on Central Park South is the first of her well-loved series about the stuff a formidable little kid can do to a grand old landmark full of proper people wearing furs.
Here, we address this question in Australian desert ants, Melophorus bagoti, which forage within cluttered environments full of nearby and more distant landmarks.
To compensate we used a randomization test to compare the observed disparity in a module with the distribution of random configurations of the same number of landmarks, with landmarks pulled from the full set, including landmarks from both "strong" and "weak" modules (Disparity A).
