Sentence examples for relative object from inspiring English sources

But this display method would need more information: virtual distance, relative object size, and so on, unless I'm mistaken and it can derive this information from the image.

In the experiment setup, a positional depth accuracy of about ±0.4 mm for relative object distances and an absolute depth accuracy of about ±1.4 mm for time dependent phenomena was reached.

The MTF describing the resolution and performance of an optical system is the ratio of relative image contrast divided by relative object contrast.

In the current context, it expresses how much information is gained about the relative object location in X- or Y-direction, if it is known to which cluster a local sample belongs.

The only requirements that should be met come from Google Maps: a) The size of the each semantic zooming view should be half-size (in pixels) of the previous view; b) Relative object position should not change in different zooming views; c) It is preferable that each image size (in pixels) of the semantic zooming could be divided by 256.

The originality of our approach stems from the fact that we intend to provide full support for spatio-temporal, relative object-motion and similarity-based object-trajectory queries by a rule-based system utilizing a knowledge-base while using an object-relational database to answer semantic-based queries.

The inherited properties utilize by the algorithm include, but not limited to – since the algorithm can be enhanced –, the object's location, normal direction (cardinal direction normal to its outer facing side), and relative objects and properties (e.g. what objects are surrounding it).

Would her male relatives object?

A London by-law allows cemeteries to reclaim graves 75 years after the date of the last interment, but only if no human remains are thereby disturbed and no bereaved relatives object.

While the letter supports the new law, it also states that presumed consent should not be accepted if "immediate relatives object".

In 1964, the younger George Patton and other relatives objected to a new biography of the World War II commander, "Ordeal and Triumph," saying it used unauthorized material from the general's wartime diaries.