Sentence examples for landmark size from inspiring English sources
The average time cost for selecting landmarks of a candidate route set with the size of 6 is shown in Fig. 12a, from which we observe that both the time costs of GS and ILS grow with the landmark size increasing from 50 to 400.
Participants possessed excellent knowledge of landmark permanence/transience by the end of the scanning, as well as landmark size and visual salience.
Two points were defined using automatic three-dimensional landmarking: sizing point and femoral resection anterior cortex (FRAC) point.
Similarly, the size ratings in the post-scan session were significantly correlated with the actual landmarks sizes in Fog World (r = 0.726, p < 0.0001).
The high-ceilinged one- and two-bedrooms in the building, a designated landmark, range in size from 950 to 1,250 square feet.
People whose lives are featured in the gallery are drawn from the permanent exhibition adjacent to it, "The Dinner Party" a room-size landmark work by Judy Chicago.
Indeed, the localization result depends on the number of landmarks but the size of the state vector and the number of observations must be bounded to achieve a bounded computing time.
It can be used in addition to bony landmarks but the size of the footprint is an oval with a length ranging from 12.9 to 18.4 mm and a width between 4.7 and 9.3 mm (Piefer et al., 2012) so it cannot be fully covered and a choice has to be done to place the tunnel inside the stump.
To examine allometric variation in our dataset, we conducted multivariate regression analysis of Procrustes shape coordinates of all the cranial landmarks on centroid size.
Because the posterior lobe lacks clear morphological landmarks, we quantified size and shape variation using morphometric analyses based on sets of Cartesian coordinates defining lobe outlines.
GPA translates landmarks to the same origin, scales landmarks to the same centroid size and rotates landmarks around the centroid to minimize Euclidian distances among specimens to obtain size-standardized average shapes of each species.
