Sentence examples for landmarks derived from from inspiring English sources

The LMHI originally proposed in Pampouchidou et al. [23] considers the landmarks derived from OpenFace.

In fact, except taking the probe points which are deployed actively as landmarks, other landmarks derived from Web mining and geolocation databases may be not accurate.

Briefly, the aorta was divided into ascending, arch, descending and abdominal segments using anatomical landmarks derived from the CT scan.

Anatomical and geometrical constraints on facial landmarks derived implicitly from the exemplars.

The design chosen for this structure, which is still one of New York's landmarks, was derived from the celebrated Giotto Campanile at Florence, and it was regarded as one of the architectural triumphs of its decade.

The output for each frame is a set of 70 facial landmark locations, derived from the confidence maps for each detected keypoint.

The landmark coordinates derived from application of Procrustes fit in MorphoJ were then used to generate one covariance matrix for the dataset from Heligoland and another for the whole data set.

If there is a landmark available, the user heading derived from the landmark can be used to recalibrate the ultimate user heading estimation.

Clinical input data were derived from landmark Onco type DX studies for the risk of recurrence, and mortality rates were taken from UK-specific life tables.

Data on neuropsychiatric adverse effects of DAAs is limited and predominantly derived from landmark clinical trials for boceprevir and telaprevir (see Table  1) [ 4, 5, 31- 34].

And his "form motives," as he called them, derived from recognizable landmarks in the area, are indicators of "the thing felt" rather than its outward appearance.