Shaping contexts that reflect the interconnections of air, earth, water, life and culture [will] help us feel and understand these connections [and create] landscapes that are functional, sustainable, meaningful and artful.
Before investing tens of millions of dollars in assessing and looking at individuals, organizations need to pause and understand the limitations of talent management, and build the approaches that help people understand and shape context for different levels of performance.
To create an environment of trust, you need leadership that creates and shapes context.
To scale these behaviors in our institutions and in society, we need leaders that not only exemplify them but can inspire them in others, and who can also effectively shape contexts and cultures that are full of these behaviors.
We can become participants in shaping the context of our lives, working together and expecting more of one another as we do so.
Amongst the many macro forces shaping the context for decision-making and business innovation are a few old beliefs.
This paper proposes a distinct multiscale shape context (MSC) method for isometric 3D shape description and retrieval.
Experiments were conducted on public benchmark data sets with the normalized multiscale bending energy and inner-distance shape context descriptors.
Local shape information can be identified by efficient utilization of the edge points which, in this work, are used to formulate the so called Shape Context (SC) model.
In BCF, a shape is decomposed into contour fragments each of which is then individually described using a shape descriptor, e.g., the Shape Context descriptor, and encoded into a shape code.
