Sentence examples for landmark groups from inspiring English sources

A remarkable group that combined traditional elements of jazz and blues, West African music, chanting, ritual, abstract sound and silence, the Art Ensemble of Chicago was one of the landmark groups of experimental jazz.

Mr. Weinberg pointed out: "The landmark groups would be able to tell me the shade of the brick I need to use, the type of windows I need to use, whether or not I can add on.

(5) Fig. 5 Examples of identified landmark groups.

We adopted the mean shift clustering algorithm [32] to identify such landmark groups.

For other landmark groups, augmented AAMs are also clearly superior to their standard AAM counterparts: for the example of the 15 quail datasets, the median point-to-point error of torso landmarks of the top camera view is about 25 pixels for standard AAMs and about 15 pixels for augmented AAMs.

The boundary test for both the boundary and the boundary + landmark groups took place in the absence of the landmark.

Measurements and Main Results: Patients were randomly assigned to the ultrasound or landmark group.

In the landmark group, respiratory jugular venodilation was used as the primary landmark for locating the vein.

In (a), the 3D Euclidean point-to-point errors between triangulated tracked and triangulated ground-truth landmarks are shown as Tukey boxplots grouped by landmark group.

In pediatric patients, surgeon-performed central venous access was more successful with ultrasound guidance than the landmark approach, with first attempt success in 65%% patients in the US group, compared with 45%% in the landmark group (p = 0.02); success was achieved within three attempts in 95%% of the ultrasound group vs. 74 % of the landmark group (p < 0.001) [423].

The Euclidean point-to-point errors between tracked and ground-truth landmarks are shown as Tukey boxplots grouped by the type of used constraints for AAM fitting, bird species, camera view, and landmark group.