A graphical method was developed to determine the six landmarks of pre-image population analysis (PPA) (Levins, 2000; Levins et al., 2013), using consecutive time series of abundance data.
And Eadweard Muybridge's landmark of pre-cinema photography, "Animal Locomotion" (1887), though stippled with age, is unsurpassed as a record of his experiments.
The software was then used to superimpose the profile pictures taken pre-treatment with digitally traced soft tissue landmarks of the pre-treatment cephalometric radiograph.
In these cases, the area where the synovium was thought to be located was chosen on the basis of anatomic landmarks and comparison of pre- and post-enhancement images.
To assess our hypothesis of modularity, we compared the RV coefficients for the partition of landmarks into pre-and post-orbital compartments with the distribution of the RV coefficients for randomly generated partitions.
The automatic mapping of the spatial coordinates of the soft tissue pre-marked landmarks of the 3D virtual model allows for numerous measurements to be made for subsequent post-processing (e.g., lengths, angles, linear and angular ratios).
The hypothesis of modularity predicts that the covariation between the landmarks in the pre-orbital part of the head and those in the post-orbital part of the head should not be higher than the covariation between randomly generated partitions of landmarks [ 19, 60, 61].
Explores one of the city's earliest landmarked districts, with hundreds of pre-Civil War structures.
The divorce laws have not changed since their liberalisation in 1969 despite a succession of landmark cases and the advent of pre-nuptial agreements.
Famous landmarks of New York.
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