The phrase "pose the position" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
A better way to phrase it would be "state the position" or "assume the position." Example: The political candidate was asked to pose the position on gun control during the debate.
Sex traffickers may do the picture taking and pose the girls in suggestive positions.
Estimation of the camera pose in 3D is a widely-studied research topic [25, 26], normally obtained using vision-only methods such as the Perspective-n-Point (PnP) solution, which aims to recover camera pose using the positions of 3D features and their projections.
At the end, however, the man who appeared to be in the position to pose the greatest threat to Wiggins's chances of becoming the first British rider to win the Tour de France was not Cadel Evans or Vincenzo Nibali but Chris Froome, his own compatriot and team-mate.
The current results show that moving sounds are perceived as traveling fastest when they are in a position to pose the greatest threat.
"[It] offers us a rare glimpse into [his] artistic process, showing us how he worked through the pose and positioning of the characters that would come to populate his greatest masterpieces," said Sharon Kim, director of impressionist and modern art at Christie's in New York.
The book's title captures the defining duality of posing: "positioning the subject and questioning the trappings of beauty".
Therefore, an eccentrically positioned lag screw poses the risk of penetrating the joint surface if only 2D information is used.
It means that a loop closure, for instance, will naturally estimate the bias and so correct the vehicle pose and landmark positions without any special processing.
The use of photography expanded the possibilities for Rockwell who could ask models to pose in positions that they could only hold for brief periods of time.
For residues with alternative positions, the pose with the highest occupancy was retained.
