Sentence examples for segment descriptions from inspiring English sources

For an interactive map, with individual segment descriptions, go to the Web site www.tahoerimtrail.org.org

Basic segment descriptions used to showcase customer behaviour profiles for commercial purposes, are available as online content (see Additional file 1).

For example, the detection of vanishing points [1], the vectorization of raster images [2], and the detection of road structures and parts [3] are among applications necessitating line segment description of image structures.

Segment description on Chappelle Show website: "In an alternate universe, drug dealer Tron Carter switches places with a white man convicted of the same crime".

Inside your marketing plan, listing your segments should follow a clear and predictable form, like the one listed below: Name of the Segment: Description.

Quasar appears later as a caller on "Night Train," and again in the last segment: a description of his panicky struggle to get out of the crowded subway before his bomb goes off.

Table 1 Parameters computed for each particle segment and their descriptions Parameter Description Area The number of pixels in a region Centroid The center of pixel mass Solidity The ratio of shared pixels between the segment and its convex hull Perimeter The length of the resulting active contour around the studied particle.

We have changed the name of the stripes to double-segment and single-segment throughout the descriptions of each gene.

Despite this observation, the line segment and curve descriptions can be determined using more or less standard fitting technique for the edge points supposed to be on these lines or curves.

e) Final segment is a description of Marat, the builder, whose portrait is now carved into marble above the entrance.

A gesture can, by means of still-frames, drawings, short video segments, or detailed descriptions, be foregrounded and placed in the context of a social interaction, where sequential analysis might reveal something about the relation between that gesture and prior/later acts.