Sentence examples for of delineated from inspiring English sources

These new products require a method to derive quantitative information about the accuracy and precision of delineated boundaries.

The crown width and height of delineated trees were used to estimate tree biomasses, and, by summation, the aboveground biomass of the 32 field plots.

The total above-ground biomass of a plot is the sum of biomass estimates of delineated trees, multiplied by a correction factor accounting for unobserved trees hidden beneath the overstorey (Dalponte and Coomes 2016).

A sculptural light show takes its form through a series of delineated points carefully mapped out on dangling strips of LEDs in teamLab's hypnotizing installation, Crystal Universe.

The algorithms capable of delineating small lesions performed better on these shapes since they were able to delineate small details better.

In fact, Schumer does an admirable job of delineating the fallout from that night.

(An essay Dale Peck wrote for the Times in 2007 does a great job of delineating all those influences).

Instead of delineating its movements, as Ms. Manzo did, Ms. Ettenauer played the suite as a continuous work.

His religious philosophy affected modern thought by emphasizing the problem of delineating value from existence.

The primary casualty of these repeated doping scandals, scientists said, is the trustworthiness of sport as a verifiable means of delineating success and failure.

But when he's all through with the monumental task of delineating his bird in fine print, Mr. Forbush cuts loose with larger type and wider thoughts.