Sentence examples for segment part from inspiring English sources

Ms. Savini slipped on purple gardening gloves for the segment, part of a show themed toward a Long Island farming documentary.

Dr. David A. Wolf and Dr. Piers J. Sellers, attached ammonia hoses running between the 45-foot-long girder and a similar station segment, part of an air-conditioning system for the structure.

The boundary condition on the given boundary is the Neumann one on the magnetopause part of the computational region boundary and the Dirichlet condition on the segment part, closing this region at the tail.

Dr. Calais and others had warned in 2008 that a quake could occur along that segment, part of what is called the Enriquillo-Plantain Garden fault zone, although they could not predict when.

The calibration graph contains two linear ranges; the first part is in the range of 3.0 × 10−20 to 1.0 × 10−12 M, and the second segment part is in the range of 1.0 × 10−12 to 1.0 × 10−7 M.

In this condition the vertical external reference was parallel with the vertical lines of the airplane, and the horizontal axis were parallel with the plane's floor) and σr is the corresponding standard deviation of the angular distribution with respect to the underlying segment (part A and C of figure 2).

To avoid detecting segment parts as independent segments, it is required that a line segment may not belong to a longest segment.

Paratype with four, superimposed wings; well-preserved head and leg segments (part and counterpart); specimen CNU-NEU-NN2009-007P/C.

Fig. 6 Segmentation processes for the other frames: a the 14th MR image, b d segmented parts, e the 50th MR image, f h segmented parts, i the 67th MR image, and j l segmented parts.

To include global shape prior information in an MRF-based model formulation, Kumar et al. proposed an MRF part-based segmentation model, referred to as ObjCut, which represents object by means of segmented parts [30].

Researchers have attempted to deal with this issue of clothing by segmenting parts of the gait images based on anatomical proportions.