These error sources include camera internal parameters (i.e., type, principal point, principal distance, and camera lens distortion coefficients), imaging settings (i.e., shooting distances, baselines, percentage of photo overlaps, number of overlapping photos, camera intersection angles, and angles of incidence), and processing software programs.
Our intramedullary nails provided axially and rotationally stable fixation with their locking features and the three-point principal.
She pointed principals to the support resources that include a playbook from the wake of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake in China on how to help students who have lost family; advice on helping students process disasters in general and the Japanese crisis in particular; and guidance on organizing contributions to disaster-relief efforts (all combined in one document here).
Numerical tests and applications to lithographic masks demonstrated that the FE technique provided accurate film stress even if magnitudes varied from point to point and principal directions changed over the surface.
Classical multidimensional scaling (CMD; [96]) on normalized Manhattan distances (Eq. 3) among analytes was used to reflect distances as points in principal coordinates space.
For each of these seed points, the principal eigenvector was calculated from the DT data (i.e., the direction of greatest diffusivity), which was treated as being tangential to the trajectory of the tract.
This point is called the focal point, or principal focus, of the lens (often depicted in ray diagrams as F).
One point of principal, and it is almost a constitutional issue, relates to the operational independence of chief constables.
By focusing on this unique selling point, determined principal and chief executive Judith Doyle hopes to raise the profile of her institution in a sector beset by challenges.
