Sentence examples for geometric points from inspiring English sources

Local features of an image (such as local statistics of gray levels, or geometric points of interest) or features of segmented objects (e.g., geometrical and intensity characteristics of segmented particles) can be extracted with functions from skimage.feature (see Fig. 1).

So instead of a flat texture of, say, a rock face, displacement mapping picks out geometric points in the map and adds geometric data, making authentic outcrops and fissures.

Thus, each point creates a unique "cut" (L, U) in the rationals, a partition of the set of rationals into sets L and U with each member of L less than every member of U. Dedekind's small but crucial step was to dispense with the geometric points supposed to create the cuts.

In particular, familiar geometric points are like this, and hence are dense.

The molecule is much more than a collection of geometric points with assigned property values.

For Cantor, who began as a number-theorist, and throughout his career cleaved to the discrete, it was numbers, rather than geometric points, that possessed objective significance.

In 1969, with Stephen Hawking, Penrose proved that all matter within a black hole collapses to a singularity, a geometric point in space where mass is compressed to infinite density and zero volume.

His work on partial differential equations, characterized by his geometric point of view and in part inspired by the work of Joseph-Louis Lagrange, led him to the development of extremely fruitful new methods.

The dimensionless probably refers to a geometric point.

Fix a geometric point a ¯ : Spec ( k ¯ ) → X ¯.

They characterize urban sprawl from a geometric point of view.