Only contours with no special points (single closed contour) are interesting.
However, the X-ray pattern of the pectin sample in the form of a film prepared from a 5% aqueous solution displays only contours of the groups of diffraction maxima with basic intensities that are present on the X-ray pattern of the pectin powder (Fig. 1, curves 3 and 4).
The TAV model has differed from the first methods based on deformable models, in which the segmentation was performed using solely boundary information and the result included only a contour or a surface describing the shape of the objects of interest.
At some later stage, for publication purposes, the structures, all of which had originally been delineated only by contour lines, were redrawn in the conventional rectified, geometrical manner.
For example, in the case of Thailand, a compensation model should consider noise and air pollution as the main factors rather than consider only noise contour area.
A cartoonish self-portrait by Matisse made only of contour lines segues into Mr. Kelly's own drawings, which include simplified, linear representations of plants and and a diamond-shaped abstraction done in subtly curved lines.
Since only pitch contour is changed, the source voice maintains its identity.
We have also extended these features to include not only the contour of the moving window but also the whole window (Figure 6b) [7].
It is possible that a three-dimensional gesture provides too much information, both form and location information, for novices to process and retain, while pointing and tracing gestures, which provided information only about contour lines, presented less information and may have been easier to process.
In Equation (21), λ1 is related to big gradient variation through Tukey's bi-weight robust estimator [18] and ( λ 1 − λ 2 ) > s 2 is related to fully structured region and diffusion occurs only in contour direction that is along t.
