Sentence examples for points height from inspiring English sources
"Do you want to take your child to the doctor and have three data points — height, weight and age — or do you also want data from a hospital in another state?" asked Bob Wise, a former governor of West Virginia who is an inBloom director.
The literature [15] computes the reference plane equation in camera coordinate system and calculates the distance of each calibration point to this plane as the points' height.
Homogeneous samples (1 kg) were obtained by careful mixing of several sub samples taken at different points (height and length) of the windrow and quartering.
To determine the 19 coefficients, we need to know some sample points height information on the calibration board, their corresponding phase φ and pixel position (i, j) and use least-squares algorithm to find the coefficients.
If we assume that disregarding water bodies, the variation of actual topographical mass density from the mean is within ±300 kg/m3 (e.g. Martinec 1998), then the effect of the laterally varying topographical density on the orthometric height is less than 1 cm for all the points (height range 0.3 – 903.4 m) except one (height 1,672.7 m), where the effect is 3.6 cm.
The Tx is placed at a height of 2.5 m above ground level (typical access point height in public environments).
Figure 2 shows temperature-dependent plots of surface morphology parameters: ten-point height, average height, and RMS roughness values measured using AFM on 30-nm-thick Ag films.
Application to any fuel is made by accounting only for the sooting tendency employing the laminar smoke point height of the fuel.
As a result of their interaction, the flame merging point height increased till the two flames separated with the increase in burner pitch.
Our further study will focus on the impact of assuming the wrong calibration point height, and more precise geometric-distortion correction method by using an external DEM.
The ten-point height criterion is crucial for assessment of scattering losses as both peaks and hollows act as strong scatterers.
