Sentence examples for growing contour from inspiring English sources
Localized contouring is based on developing a dynamically growing contour around the liver using the local properties around point under consideration rather than the entire statistics of the image.
We did not measure birds being still completely or partly in juvenile plumage, as well as adult birds that showed heavy moult (showing more than 20 growing contour feathers).
Molt is costly to birds because feathers are time-consuming to build, because the synthesis of new feathers results in the turnover of a great deal of body protein, and because molt gaps in the flight feathers reduce lift and missing or growing contour feathers create irregularities in the body surface that increase drag [1] [4].
The STEP method uses a combination of an original Hough transform and a new form of growing active contours (also referred to as "snakes") to overcome these constraints while being able to handle large data sets.
However, when large aggregates of debris accumulate or during xenophagy (Kageyama et al., 2011), autophagosomes form locally on the surface of the substrate and grow in contour with the often irregularly shaped structures that can be much larger than the membrane cups formed during starvation.
To initialize image tracking of vehicles at a junction, we propose a contour initialization method based on the concept of contour growing.
For each image, suspicious MC regions are extracted with region growing and active contour segmentation.
The steps of the region growing algorithm for contour initialization are given below.
Importantly, despite the growing use of pulse contour cardiac output analysis in clinical practice, its use in general intensive care remains controversial [ 46] and must be recognized as a limiting factor in this analysis.
The Syrian civil war mutates, it expands and spreads and, amid the growing chaos, develops new contours and deeper trends.
In a previous study, we named the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) signal that is characteristic of mandibular condyles in growing children the "double contour-like structure" (DCLS).
