Sentence examples for identifying the terrain from inspiring English sources

While the Border Patrol's daily planning is based on classified intelligence from many American law enforcement agencies, Mr. Self said, American agents share less secret information with Mexico, identifying the terrain they plan to scout on a given day.

Moreover, a self-adaptive threshold based on the histogram of height differences is employed to identify the terrain changes automatically, which are the fundamental data for landslide assessment.

Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter high resolution imagery will ostensibly enable the autonomous landing system to identify the terrain and achieve an accurate landing.

Discoveries of impact fallout units in the Pilbara Craton have defined the Pilbara as one of the two best documented terrains where Archaean impact ejecta/fallout deposits are identified, the other terrain being the Kaapvaal Craton in southern Africa.

The proposed technique identifies all the terrain bounced interference paths associated with the source of interest only (main lobe interferer).

Thus, he sets himself the task of identifying the 'essential terrain' of a period steeped in the mysticism of the zeitgeist and defined by vague ideas about political opposition and sexual liberation; a terrain that he describes as 'seemingly everywhere, in evidence, and nowhere, in detail' (p. 4).

In order to identify the type of terrain they represent, we must compare them with existing thematic maps.

But according to a U.S. government mining expert who is familiar with the Pascua-Lama site and who asked not to be identified, the altitude and terrain of the site present unique challenges.

The testing scheme (1) employs MRS to partition each LSP exhaustively into 200 coarser scales of terrain segments by increasing the scale parameter (SP), (2) identifies the spatially best matching terrain segment for each reference drumlin, and (3) computes four segmentation accuracy metrics for quantifying the overall spatial match between drumlin segments and reference drumlins.

Prételat had correctly identified the landscape as relatively easy terrain for armour to cross.

The significance of this work is that it: (i) provides guidance in the construction of ICP variants for terrain mapping; and (ii) identifies the significant limitations of existing ICP variants for this application.