Sentence examples for landmark to define from inspiring English sources

The third cranial nerve, a line between the medial lemniscus and the tractus opticus basalis, or a line extending dorsally from the most medial boundary of the cerebral peduncle were used as a landmark to define the vertical border between the substantia nigra and the ventral tegmental area; and the medial lemniscus was used as the dorsal border, as described previously [34].

We used the anatomically well-defined TC projections from the ventroposteromedial thalamic nucleus (VPM) as anatomical landmarks to define a cortical projection column.

The standard is the "gunsight" CT scan or MRI, employing accepted bony landmarks to define and quantify the degree of malrotation of the femur and/or tibia.

In the process, they hope to present the Supreme Court with a landmark opportunity to define the limits of federal authority, perhaps for generations.

Body outlines could therefore be constructed without geometrical restriction and the choice of thirty landmarks points to define NURBs circles was more than sufficient for the complexity desired.

Figure 6 is a 3D rendering of M1 in its bony socket and viewed as a cut-away to show landmarks used to define alveolar bone ROI.

Each observed joint is then tested to see if it is far enough from the landmark at 6 to potentially be either point 1 or 2. If it is, then the direction from the joint to landmark is used to define an affine transformation (translation, rotation, x and y scaling and shear) of all the observed joints.

Perhaps that was because Gerald Hines had a reputation for developing landmarks that helped to define the skylines of Houston, San Francisco, Detroit and New York.

All the graphs start off from zero and because the template assigned to the first image is used throughout the sequence, the results are independent of which vertebral landmarks are chosen to define this template in the first instance.

A set of 45 landmarks were used to define the morphology of the embryonic face and forebrain using established protocols (Boughner et al., 2008; Parsons et al., 2011; Schmidt et al., 2010).

The purpose of this study is to define landmarks to locate the PIN intraoperatively in order to avoid neurological complications.