Informally, a projected contour is a contour which describes a set of elements limited to a certain context.
The volume fractal dimension, which is used to describe the mass or size distribution of the fragments, and the line fractal dimension, which is used to describe the projected contour of fragments or fragment perforations, were measured using a MATLAB mathematical model.
We used projected contours and color-coded difference of the scanned and real DEM [22, Chapter 4] while building the model to ensure its sufficient accuracy.
The projected contours must define potential drainage problems and the plans must show how drainage interruptions will be corrected, which may include plans for addition of drainage tile to supplement surface drainage.
Project configuration: Specification of contour thresholds that determine the termination condition of the algorithm, i.e. the peak picking threshold below which it will "stop" looking for new signals in the residual.
If we assume that image contours (2D) are likely to be the projection of 3D contours on the image, then we can expect all 3D contours to project as 2D contours on each camera plane (except in the case of partial occlusions).
In Illinois, subsidence control plans must include a map of existing and projected subsidence contours.
Filoplumes appear to be present in all birds, but only in certain species do they project beyond the contour feathers on the thighs of cormorants, for example.
Lesion volumes were quantified by tracing the contralateral cortex, and projecting the inverted contour over the ipsilateral cortex.
Three-dimensional position of each model was recovered by minimizing the difference between the projected outline and the contour.
