Sentence examples for scale orientation from inspiring English sources

These variations can be attributed to the scale, orientation, and translational variations in the user palmprint due to peg-free imaging.

Before feature extraction step, a geometric normalization is performed in order to ensure that faces are in a similar scale, orientation, and position.

The output of the SIFT feature extractor is a set of keypoints represented by their location, scale, orientation, and 128-dimensional descriptor (see Figure 2).

Parameters such as scale, orientation, texture, morphology, and color must be taken into consideration in order to solve complicated image processing problems efficiently.

This can be viewed as a fine adaptation of the model to the signal variance at each scale, orientation, and spatial location.

Considering that fz6-related genes are conserved between species, the same self-organizing system likely "applies to all mammals, and also to bird feathers and fish and reptile scale orientation," Nathans says.

Micropatterned poly(dimethylsiloxane) substrates fabricated by soft lithography led to large-scale orientation of myoblasts in culture, thereby controlling the orientation of the myotubes they formed.

Large-scale orientation maps obtained by electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD) are input into a visco-plastic, self-consistent, crystal-plasticity model to analyse the strain anisotropy caused by the spatial distribution of the recrystallization texture components and, in turn, its correlation with roping.

A possible shortcoming of many previous studies is that small laboratory test arenas might not be sufficient to trigger plasticity mechanisms that evolved for coping with natural large-scale orientation requirements typical for wild living animals.

This so-called swinging lever arm model followed the swinging cross-bridge model upon accumulating evidence against large-scale orientation changes of the entire myosin motor domain during force-generation [ 30] (however, see [ 71]).

In addition, features such as sample size, homogeneity of units under study, ratio between sample size and number of input and output variables, and input/output returns-to-scale orientation also affect the estimated efficiency scores [ 6, 10- 16].