Sentence examples for landmarks I from inspiring English sources

(Landmark-based Route) A landmark-based route (bar{R}) is a route represented as a finite sequence of landmarks, i.e., (bar{R} = [l_1,ldotsdots,l_n]).

The between-component correlations of displacement at kinematic landmarks (i.e., trial-by-trial correlation between the first and second components) increased as both components unfolded.

Preparation step during preparation, we filter out some non-beneficial landmarks, i.e., the ones which cannot discriminate any routes of (bar{mathbb {R}}).

In the present study, we investigated (1) how allocentric coding depends on the distance between the targets and their surrounding landmarks (i.e. the spatial range) and (2) how allocentric and egocentric coding interact with each other across targets-landmarks distances (i.e. the combination rules).

For the statistic validation of the (production) voicing patterns, we chose to examine the three central landmarks (i.e. point 5, point 6 and point 7) as the dependent variables for the statistical analyses.

The first type of constraints we use for fitting the full-body AAM are the results of an 'anchor AAM' or 'subset AAM,' which is an AAM applied on the subset of stationary landmarks, i.e., the torso and upper leg landmarks (cf. Figure 1).

Let n be the number of active landmarks, (x i,y i ) the coordinates of landmark i, and d i the estimated distance between landmark i and CSP.

(X, Y ) and ( m X i, m Y i ) are global vessel position and global position of landmark i, respectively.

where y x, t i is the measured x - coordinate of landmark i at time instant t in the local coordinate system.

If a landmark is detected at time t, the radar provides a range, r t, and bearing, θ t, measurement to the island landmark i as y t i = r t i θ t i + e t i (1).

The routing mechanism used in PEG, namely landmark routing, uses the node at the center of the network as landmark (i.e., only one RP) to route packets from many sources to a few sinks.