A key feature of handover required by clinicians is the big picture, which shapes the viewpoint of the receiving party [ 1].
The crucial feature of this aspect of handoff is that it shapes the viewpoint of the receiving party, situating the patient within existing health-care practices and knowledge and altering the framework of expectations within which new events will be perceived.
Also, since all of the blue curves have identical shapes, different viewpoints can be perfectly represented by row vectors of.
In the gallery, the sculptures reflect back disjointed shapes and viewpoints, breaking to pieces any viewer that passes through the space.
How was Lulu's viewpoint shaped by your own experiences, living in Islamic countries and in Paris, where there is a large Islamic community?
Together with the developed learning and inference algorithms, such a model provides rich object descriptions, including 2D object and parts localization, 3D landmark shape and camera viewpoint, which offers an effective representation to various image understanding tasks, such as object and parts detection, 3D landmark shape and viewpoint estimation from images.
The resignation marks the sudden and swift end to the 20-year reign of one of media's most powerful moguls, a man who micromanaged talent acquistion at Fox, shaped its conservative viewpoint, and turned it into a ratings juggernaut.
First, we build a composite template set, which contains changeful shapes, scales and viewpoints of an interested object class, extract the local structure features from the composite template set and simplify them to construct a non-similar local structure feature set of the object class.
We are quickly brought up to narrative speed and our viewpoint shaped by underlined character sketches and plot devices.
Schiliro might be well-positioned to understand the underlying resentments shaping Stupak's viewpoint, but he is also unlikely to want to engage those feelings and help Stupak given his loyalty to Waxman.
To achieve a better understanding of (health) behaviour, researchers advocate understanding (health) behaviour within what they call the 'social context' that shapes people's viewpoints, social norms and behaviour, rather than from an individual health behaviour perspective (Burke, Joseph, Pasick, & Barker, 2009; Poland et al., 2006).
