Sentence examples for known reference points from inspiring English sources

These identify known reference points, called 'registration marks', in several images and map them onto known features in a reference image, transforming other pixels accordingly (Zitov and Flusser, 2003).

All the maps were geo-referenced to real-world coordinate system with respect to known reference points, based on latitude, longitude, and WGS 84 datum.

A calibration target is designed with a collection of known reference points where whose position is determined by using a coordinate measuring machine and an optical microscope leading to a m uncertainty.

While ligand-based virtual screening requires at least one known reference compound as a starting point, the input for structure-based virtual screening is a three-dimensional (3D) receptor model – typically an X-ray structure, or a carefully designed comparatative model of the target protein ('homology model') [6] [9].

Each photograph is scaled, using marked and known ground reference points; thus, a mosaic can be constructed that may include thousands of photographs.

They know their reference points too and cleverly have based it on classic Metroid staples such as exploration, a slow rediscovery of powers and challenging boss encounters.

I think that because I have that natural interest in the subject, and I know the reference points that artists work from, there's an easy synergy that we have when we come together.

On the second orbit, he confirmed the existence of Glenn's "fireflies", the shower of small bright particles first reported on MA-6, and during the night section practiced yaw manoeuvres using first the Moon and then known stars as reference points.

In these instances the evaluator does not know what the reference points with score 0 and score 1 are.

Such shorthand descriptions are hard to avoid entirely, and music buffs might still want to play spot the influence with Skying – one reviewer detected seven in the opening song alone – but that would undersell this marvellous record, which should be every bit as exciting to a listener who knows none of those reference points.

Coordinates of all the stops/turns in each path were subsequently determined by triangulation using measured distances to three reference points of known coordinates.