Sentence examples for landmarks placed on from inspiring English sources

Landmarks placed in anatomically formed edges are easier to identify, while some landmarks placed on curves are more prone to error.

For metric traits, we measured an allometric component of wing trait, centroid size (CS), and a non-allometric component, wing shape (WS), using the eight landmarks placed on the junctions between longitudinal veins and cross veins or wing margins (Figure 1).

Geometric morphometric analysis was performed on the x-y coordinates of 15 landmarks placed on the photographs using tpsDig version 2.10, [ 64].

I digitally photographed the left lateral side of each individual with a reference scale, randomized the order of digitized photographs (to reduce potential biases associated with the sequence specimens were photographed and subsequent landmarks placed on them) using tpsDig software (Rohlf 2004a), and set 10 homologous landmarks on each (Fig. 2).

The use of the Cartesian coordinates of three different landmarks, placed on three particular points of each ammonoid, made it possible to calculate the orientation parameters and therefore the spatial orientation of 675 segmented ammonoids from a 26 mm part of the whole block.

We present a hybrid cloud architecture for managing computing and storage resources needed by command & control activities in emergency scenarios, complemented by a first responder localization service relying on a novel positioning approach which combines the strength of signals received from landmarks placed by first responders on the crisis site with information obtained from motion sensors.

Landmarks are placed on the objects at homologous positions.

With the head oriented in a natural head position, landmarks were placed on the average location of the left and right structures.

The procedure that GMM follows to compute average shape and shape variability is a sequence of the following actions: [18] Landmarks are placed on the objects at homologous positions.

Fifteen landmarks were placed on all head pictures at scale joints, in keeping with the protocol used in Kaliontzopoulou et al. [ 54] (see Additional file 1: Figure S2 and Table S3).

The purpose of the test was to complete a shoulder arthroscopy by identifying a number of spheres in the joint placed on anatomic landmarks, centering the spheres one by one with a camera and palpating them with a probe, as illustrated in Figure 2. The sequence by which the spheres were placed changed from test to test, making it impossible to know the position of the next sphere.