Sentence examples for original contour from inspiring English sources

The original contour is thus partitioned into individual segments with the identified feature points.

The reagent, representing the original contour diffuses to form a coloured phase in a reaction with the substrate-reagent.

Various government regulations require that coal companies return the stripped area to its "approximate original contour," or "reclaim" the land for development in a state whose undulating topography can thwart plans for even a simple parking lot.

Dr. Dave Rosser, the medical director at the hospital, said Ms. Yousafzai's skull would be fitted with a titanium plate that had been shaped to recreate the original contour of her skull and cover the piece that had been removed.

Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area; provided that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in accordance with §§ 816.102(d) and 817.102(d) of this chapter in non-steep slope areas shall not be considered excess spoil.

Numbers attached to some points of the phase space trajectory refer to index i of the original contour line.

VW offers an optional molded cover that gives the bumper an integrated look, but it doesn't much conceal the original contours.

He and a crew of local volunteers removed the beach grass from that spot and then raked away sand, looking for the original contours.

As a result, repairs required peeling back the metal along each fender opening, replacing areas of rust, reforming the piece's shape, and — without using fillers, a no-no in restoration — meticulously hand-filing the edges back to their original contours.

We then calculated the RMSE between the original contours and the reconstructed F0 values.

In Pennsylvania, for instance, regulators require that drillers set aside and save topsoil, return the drill site to its original contours, and reseed it.