Sentence examples for single contours from inspiring English sources

Second, the correspondence between patterns of contour lines on the map and surfaces in the world is difficult to grasp because there are no visible feature boundaries in the world that align to single contours on a topographic map (e.g., a line that shows where a hill starts or stops).

Many peaks within this region of the spectrum, including V28, G34, V64, G68, and T71, moved in the cTnI147−163 complex to characteristic chemical shifts corresponding to an open conformation of cNTnC C35S/C84S) (shown by arrows connecting multiple and first single contours).

When the longer peptide cTnI144−163 was titrated into cNTnC C35S/C84S ·Ca2+, the majority of the cross-peaks in the 2D H−N HSQC NMR spectrum of cNTnC C35S/C84S) shifted along nearly identical pathways as in the titration of cTnI147−163 into cNTnC C35S/C84S ·Ca2+ but farther (shown by arrows connecting multiple and second single contours).

Purpose: To evaluate the dosimetric difference between a simple radiation therapy plan utilizing a single contour and a more complex three-dimensional (3D) plan utilizing multiple contours, lung inhomogeneity correction, and dose-based compensators.

The multiple scale contour feature maps are then normalized to a single contour feature map by the across-scale linear combination.

As the integral will only pick up the values of the residues at each pole, a single contour of integration is required for the inverse computation.

Each of these individual clustering algorithms identifies the lowest intensity cluster as the background and the remaining clusters as the tumour in a final step and provides a single contour for the tumour.

These authors have described a method called Snakes, which proposed placing a single contour in the scene of interest and then subjecting it to deformations until it assumes the shape of the objects present in that scene.

In Figure 3, a single contour line indicates the 2-D MPD region within the parameter space that contains 95% of the total marginal posterior density (i.e., the 95% confidence region).

To address this possibility, in Experiment 4 we measured RS to simple geometric shapes that each comprised a single contour and minimal local features.

However, the observation that a negative relationship between autistic traits and RS also extends to simple geometric shapes, comprising a single contour and minimal local features, suggests that this is unlikely to be the case.