Sentence examples for maps collected from from inspiring English sources

In their work, they used reference normal maps collected from different skin regions around the face.

We also compared angler cognitive maps with cognitive maps collected from fisheries scientists (N=17) to examine if increased specialization among anglers led to similar ecological understanding of formally-trained fishery professionals.

The atomic contact and distance maps collected from the segmental templates, which often have an improved local geometry over the initial models, can reshape the energy distribution of the physics-based molecular dynamics simulations [ 9], where a funnel-like shape of the energy landscape with the native at the bottom is often required for efficient structural refinements.

The strain maps were collected from several types of Nd2Fe14B grains in contact with metallic-Nd (m-Nd), Nd2O3, NdOx, and thin grain boundary phases.

The databases for the maps were collected from the IBGE website.

Genotype information from 234 markers in the L er/Cvi RIL map and 102 markers from the L er/Cvi NIL map was collected from previously published work (Alonso-Blanco et al. 1998; Keurentjes et al. 2007).

For analyzing of urban land use, land uses map are collected from Tabriz municipality, Urban Planning Organization in Tabriz, and Consultant engineering maps.

Finally, we map interactions collected from human, worm, and yeast to Drosophila interologs by orthology mapping using Inparanoid (currently at version 6) [ 35].

The SSR and IDP markers for the integrated map were collected from the MaizeGDB website (http://www.maizegdb.org/cgi-bin/coordinates/map_regions.cgi), which was previously published as an ISU Integrated IBM 2009 map.

We propose an algorithm which is capable of mapping texture collected from vision based sensors onto a geometric description of the scenario constructed from data provided by 3D sensors.

With this in mind, a research project called Livehoods, from Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science, aims to shed some light on how people really inhabit their cities and how this changes over time by mapping data collected from 18 million Foursquare check-ins that have been sent out via Twitter.