Sentence examples for relative transformation from inspiring English sources
An in vitro bioassay utilizing BHK-21 cells in culture is used to determine the relative transformation potential of a number of nickel compounds including, as relatively insoluble particulates a known carcinogen (Ni3S2) and several oxides either of commercial interest or found in the working environment in the metal industry (e.g., NiO), and a soluble salt [Ni(CH3COO 2].
The viewing step computes the relative transformation from the world coordinate system to the eye coordinate system.
The relative transformation ratio (P) was proposed to characterize the active AAEM content variation during co-gasification.
In RSSDR, firstly, relative transformation will be performed over the training samples to build the relative space.
Based on at least two shots on such scenes, the relative transformation between the two sensor coordinate systems is estimated via nonlinear optimization.
It should be indicated that relative transformation improves the distinguishing ability among data points and diminishes the impact of noise on semi-supervised dimensionality reduction.
It is expressed as a function of the individual robot workspaces and of the base and grasping relative transformations.
In the SALM problem, constraints or relative transformations between any two poses are generally separated into translations plus 3D rotations, which are then described in a homogeneous transformation matrix (HTM) to simplify computational operations.
We show that state variables can be directly represented by UDQs, and how their relative transformations can be written with the UDQ product, without the trivial computations of HTM.
After performing the calibration and establishing relative transformations between the different cameras, a background model, whose use eliminates the need for chroma keying and also supports planning and alignment of virtual content, was generated allowing to segment the actor from the scene.
Vexed by the puzzle of her relative's transformation, within five years of arriving on those shores, "from virtuous Presbyterian lad to cold-blooded killer", and with a dim idea of making reparations to the descendants of his victims, Flyn – who grew up in the Highlands – sets out for Australia.
