Sentence examples for low landmark from inspiring English sources

In this analysis, the zygomatic-pterygoid region appears to have relatively low landmark variance, in contrast to the previous analyses.

In Carnivora, Mann-Whitney tests primarily involved the low landmark variance of the basicranial region (Table 3, Fig. 3).

The cranial base, a highly-integrated module, showed significantly low disparity in Primates and low landmark variance in both Primates and Carnivora.

In Primates, Mann-Whitney tests showed that this reflects primarily the significantly low landmark variances in the basicranial region and high landmark variances in the vault (Table 3, Fig. 3).

While both clades showed low disparity (Primates) or low landmark variance (Primates and Carnivora) in the basicranial region, and high disparity (Carnivora) or high landmark variance (Primates and Carnivora) in the vault regions, Primates did not show high disparity in the molar regions.

lie too close to prom, have a protrusion (along the average of the normal vectors at ssn and xipho) which differs greatly from those of the landmarks at the medial (med) and lateral (lat) sides of the breast, have an elevation (along the vector from xipho to ssn) which differs greatly from those of ssn and inf (the inferior (lowest) landmark on the breast boundary).

Red's Eats, a "low-slung landmark," as The Boston Globe has described it, "famed among road-food fanatics for its lobster roll," awaits at the bottom of a hill.

First, we overcome the common dependency on feature-rich environments by detecting Wall Floor Features(WFFs), a novel type of low-dimensional landmarks that are specifically designed for man-made environments to capture the geometric structure of the scene.

Over the next six months we are likely to sink to a new low, with our landmark carbon legislation likely to be repealed and our renewable energy targets expected to face delays.

Nevada lawmaker says yes. Lake Mead water level falls to a landmark low, and is likely to get worse.

The apartment, just high up enough to encompass most of the most famous Parisian landmarks, low enough to allow her to sometimes use the stairs to walk Zinnia, a wriggling bundle of snow-white fur, is tailor-made for her lifestyle.