Sentence examples for minimal correspondence from inspiring English sources

They are regarding to the part of the field of view usable for basic orientation on the road, minimal size of tracked vehicles, minimal correspondence of the characteristic points required for the reliable tracking of obstacles, the size of an averaging filter used in estimation of relative velocity, etc.

In the first step, minimal correspondence was established at a 90% of sequence identity with a sequence overlap of at least 90% of the query sequence length.

Findings from the present study also provide a unique insight into the feasibility and value of TTU regression in stroke-specific outcome measures such as the Barthel and NIHSS; highlighting the necessity of some minimal correspondence between the condition-specific 'base' measure and the preference-based 'target' with respect to coverage and sensitivity.

As shown in Equation (4), this is the configuration with minimal square correspondence displacements.

As such, the definition offers a muted, relatively minimal version of a correspondence theory.

We had minimal, but really positive correspondence with Mr. Snitzer.

First, the contours of the shapes do not need to be extracted; second, the new descriptor is robust to affine transformation and noise; third, it is simple with low computational complexity; finally, it guarantees high shape matching accuracy by voting for all candidate correspondences with minimal error of R-histogram matching.

Here, I have not found more chemist's than clinics; there seems to be a one-to-one correspondence and therefore minimal competition.

We study isometric representations of product systems of correspondences over the semigroup Nk which are minimal dilations of finite-dimensional, fully coisometric representations.

Correspondence theorists tend to regard this as a (minimal) requirement.

In contrast to the approach to correspondence discussed in section 3.1, which offered correspondence with minimal ontological implications, this view returns to the ontological basis of correspondence that was characteristic of the neo-classical theory.