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The largest median error (5 mm) is obtained for lower leg landmarks, which is in accordance with the results of the 2D evaluation (cf. Figure 5).

Pond fish appeared to rely more than river fish on visual landmarks, which is consistent with the suggestion that even within a species, learned behaviour is fine-tuned in response to local environmental conditions.

In this research the measured human body is substituted by a proper set of landmarks, which is used as a basis of transforming the data, as they are needed to describe specific body postures.

Considering that landmarks obtained by Web mining may have certain degree of deviation, when applying landmarks to geolocation, this paper introduces the deviation to landmarks, which is the distance between the landmark's claimed position and real position.

Ewing, insulted by the continued affirmation of the First Amendment, said of the situation, "God's word says you should not move the ancient landmarks," which is a reference to Deuteronomy 19 14, "Thou shalt not remove thy neighbour's landmark, which they of old time have set in thine inheritance, which thou shalt inherit in the land that the Lord thy God giveth thee to possess it".

The most basic way to avoid this is to line up landmarks, which is called "marking" and "backmarking" (turning around and making sure your backmark is directly behind you).

Security is now tight at these landmarks, which were completely closed for three months and reopened cautiously in December.

They were making for the Hawthorne House, a big place on a hill and one of the town's landmarks, which was built by the turn-of-the-century painter Charles Hawthorne; they had rented it for the season for themselves and their two small children.

Soft tissue landmarks, which were identified on each photograph, were compared through superimposition to determine differences.

KPs include anatomical and mathematical landmarks which are defined with consideration of an anthropometry face model; IPs are pseudo-landmarks that help describe the face shape accurately.

Therefore, the problem of landmark selection is to find a small set of highly significant landmarks which are discriminative to all the candidate routes.