Sentence examples for generate a shape from inspiring English sources
Most of the designs go a good deal further, in an effort to generate a shape or a form, to look for symbols, or to account for the details of lost lives.
From the model, generate a shape and a texture.
On the basis of the model, generate a shape and a texture.
In this paper, we present an approach based only on joint angles of a robotic hand to generate a shape proprioceptive signature that is invariant to the size and position of the object.
Repeat (a) to (e) (a) From the model, generate a shape and a texture (b) Retrieve a nonnormalized texture in the image (c) Normalize to produce : (i) Warp in the mean shape(4) (ii) Photometric normalize (5) (d) Evaluate the error (6) (e) Tune the model parameters .
The resultant deformation of the fibre array generates a shape change, which can be predicted for a given fibre orientation distribution and fibre segment aspect ratio (inter-joint distance over fibre diameter).
Important contents of the plug-in menu: GIS tool: It is the function that includes the processes that are needed to build a GIS such as: assigning projection to grid or image or raster, Georeferencing an image or grid, generating a contour shape file and other processes (See Figure 9).
The proposed imager array is shown to be able to generate a pencil shape beam with a ∼1.5° half beam width for enhancing the detector resolution.
Nevertheless, using two, pure geometries as a way to generate a useful shape metric was never explicitly suggested, and it does not appear to have been subsequently attempted by the botanical community as a means to generate shape measures or theoretical morphospaces.
The square-root log RR and linear RR models also fit the data well but generate a supralinear shape (although less pronounced than the log-transform model) in the low-dose region.
A model where vesicles only deliver new cell wall material to the region marked by exocyst distribution will generate a hyphal shape, but crucially, the width of the hypha is narrower than that observed by a factor of 0.7 (see Fig. S2 in the supplemental material).
