Sentence examples for object's boundary from inspiring English sources

The algorithm significantly simplifies the vectorisation process — less than 50% of the object's boundary is traced and more than 85% of the tracing time is saved.

During the tracing process, a set of pixels outlining part of the object's boundary is analysed and a group of vector graphical elements is generated.

The chapter reviews abstraction and scale, size and shape, size and function, scaling, and conditions that are imposed at an object's boundary, and some of the consequences of choosing scales in both theory and experimental measurements.

These models represent geometric forms such as surfaces that are designed to simulate elastic sheets so that when they are placed close to an object's boundary the models will deform under the influence of internal and external forces to conform to the shape of the object boundary.

Key regions are identified as either 'hazardous', 'risky'admonitoryory'safe'safe' depending on the extent of the hazard zone from the object's boundary, and state recognition is established by measuring incidents occurring per day and classifies personal and project states into 'normal'incident'nt'near-mississ' and 'accident'accident

The table tennis ball was selected for enhancement, and significant improvement of the object's boundary can be seen.

Feret's diameter represents the longest distance between two parallel lines perpendicular to that distance and drawn at the object's boundaries.

The intuitive reasoning on the edge detection approach in [5], is that placing an object in front of the background will introduce more edges to the scene around the object's boundaries, provided that the background is not extremely cluttered.

The spread of attention is also affected by specific objects: cuing an object speeds responses to a probe within the cued object's boundaries, e.g., [2], [3].

Contour filters may make it possible to see the object's boundaries under a variety of degraded conditions, and there is ample evidence that alignment of lines and edges provides a basis for object completion.

However, an even stronger predictor for the expected probability of misclassification should be an object's distance to the decision boundary of the classifier.