"model skeleton" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a framework or structure used as an example or guide to inform future actions. For example, "The team worked together to create a model skeleton of a project plan to use as a reference for future projects."
Human movements are captured by using an optical sensing technology, and are mapped to a 3D model skeleton to generate graphic content for TV.
The controller is impressive enough during its demo when it's showing you the finger points and hand model skeleton its detecting, but already it's apparent that the detection is finicky.
Anatomically Correct Skeleton Price sought: $12,766 In the Second Life online world, where users can create and market their own goods, the creator of this model skeleton is asking $12,766 at current exchange rates.
Here, most of the collaborative drawings of the paper model skeleton, for example, had the appearance of a single individual's drawings: students had accommodated their partner's style of mark-making and adapted their own to such an extent that an almost entirely harmonious, singular 'compromise' approach had been wordlessly established.
They then created model skeletons on a computer and maneuvered the necks as far as they could go while preventing adjacent vertebrae from touching.
For a scene with large amount of triangles, for example, the scene shown in Figure 5 containing 623805 triangles (including vascular models, skeleton model, and C-arm model), our system still maintains nearly 60 FPS, which is suitable for an interactive simulation environment.
As the exhibition's subtitle - The Art and Science of the Human Body from Leonardo to Now - suggests, this is a vast collection of objects, paintings, drawings and engravings, of medical models, skeletons in cupboards, pickled foetuses, life and death masks, flayed figures, surgical tools and (inevitably) modern art.
When the technique was applied to the long-necked herbivore Giraffatitan brancai (3D model of skeleton, right), the team found that the dinosaur one of the largest species yet known, reaching an estimated length of 26 meters likely weighed just a little over 23 metric tons.
In addition, instead of using a smooth curve to model each skeleton segment, without loss of generality, we model them by polylines.
We analyzed early vasculogenesis based on the modified model of skeleton pruning every 90 min from 90 to 720 min after initial seeding (Fig. 2i).
Preoperatively, the 3-dimensional simulated resin models of skeleton and fibula were used to design.
