If you knew all the words, they'd guide you by landmarks from one side of the outback to the other".
The most natural approach is to stack all landmarks from one radar revolution into a large measurement vector and then run the filter with Δt = T = 1.5, where T is the radar revolution time (1.5 in our application).
Given two adjacent images, the translation that matches the maximum subset of landmarks from one image to the other is taken as the tiling transformation.
First, the landmark configurations from one side are reflected.
Network nodes are not landmark locations per se, but relationships between pairs of landmarks, that is, vectors that point from one landmark to another.
Thus, the most challenging problems are how many landmarks to place, which criteria (anatomical? geometrical?) to use to place landmarks, how densely should we cover each surface, and finally how can we ascertain that landmarks are homologous from one object to the other.
We zigzagged from one landmark to another, dipping under clouds to keep track of where we were going.
One of the stranger things about New York Fashion Week thus far has been the way designers have dragged their guests all over the city — from one landmark building and hard-to-access venue to the next — and then, when everyone is inside, ogling their surroundings, immediately attempted to transport them somewhere else.
In major cities subway systems are a lifeline, connecting commuters to work, students to schools, and tourists from one landmark to the next.
His election as president was a landmark: No one from such a modest background had ever risen so high in America.
