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During computer analysis of the stereoradiographs, the position of the object with respect to its reference landmarks is described as translations along, and rotations about, all three orthogonal axes in the Cartesian coordinate system.

Thus the x- and y-coordinates of the landmarks are described by a set of bivariate Gaussians, with means and variances learned using training images.

These landmarks are described in Table 2, denoting each distance as follows: upper distance (Cs-GI), posterior distance (Cp-PI), anterior distance (Ca-EI), angle of eminence (EE′.Fh′), and height of the eminence (GI-Fh′) (Figure 7).

The atlas co-ordinates of these regions are listed in Table 2 and their location relative to anatomical landmarks are described in Supplementary text S2. Figure S3 shows cortical trajectory analyses of these six extra-occipital regions, illustrating the absence of any clear topographic organization.

In the literature, different anatomical landmarks are described to assess the range of motion of the ankle joint.

The supraclavicular approach to the SCV with anatomical landmarks was described by Yoffa, but physicians are hesitant to use this technique because of the short distance to pleura.

Landmarks are described in [ 4] despite the fact that the number of LMs used for defining the unit «suspensorium and opercle» is lower than in our previous study of adult damselfishes [ 4] because some LMs could not be easily and precisely discriminated in larvae.

At present the famous central London landmark is described by the Palace of Westminster as the Clock Tower.

However, no specific superficial anatomical landmark is described, making the technique demanding and the need for high surgical expertise obligatory.

Each landmark neighborhood is described by selected zonal DCT coefficients.

The hazard ratio (HR) of patients who achieved progression-free to those who progressed at each landmark analysis is described in Figure  2.