Sentence examples for segmented structure from inspiring English sources

Indeed, her cloud raining teardrops on spiders and webs (breaking a few hearts in the process) sets the stage for the prismatic color, poetic juxtaposition and segmented structure present in several of the works on view.

The popular but mistaken identification of Tibetan monks as lamas has obscured the highly segmented structure of the Buddhist clergy in that country.

A series of fluorinated polyurethanes, characterized by a segmented structure containing hard segments based on 4,4′-methylenebis phenylisocyanate) (MDI) and 1,4,4′-methylenebis phenylisocyanatey sMDIl- and wide-angle X-ray scattering and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) in order to study the influence of the synthesis and of the soft and hard segments length on the structure.

The post-processing of the segmented data provides the voxel counts and the volume (mm) and displays the shape of the segmented structure.

The post-processing of the segmented data provides the voxel counts and the volume (cubic millimeters) and displays the shape of the segmented structure.

One of the many things that makes this all-encompassing adaptation work so brilliantly is its segmented structure: densely packed into a week, sure, but really only amounting to about an hour a day.

In this way, local information is easily integrated at a global scale to yield segmented structures.

After aligning them into a common space, segmented structures from the same subject can be compared both locally and globally.

A representative example of manually segmented structures is presented in Figure 1.

However, current SD OCT technology visualizes retinal structures exclusively by intensity-based imaging and has substantial limitations in identifying the RPE owing to difficulties in segmenting structures of similar reflectivity.

Texture is a common cue used by humans when manually segmenting structures from electron micrographs, and its use has become popular in many image processing tasks today (Arbelaez et al., 2011; Varma and Zisserman, 2003).