Sentence examples for standardized shape from inspiring English sources

Whilst the plant material structures generally have a standardized shape and size, the stone huts range from square to round, with variable inner surfaces.

After draping of the surrounding situs with filter paper for blood collection, a circular liver laceration (1 cm diameter) with standardized shape and size was created.

Accumulation of radiopharmaceutical in breast tumors was evaluated in early and delayed images visually and by calculating tumor-to-background ratio using regions of interest of standardized shape and size over the site of the greatest activity and the surrounding normal breast tissue.

The global auto industry has yet to agree on a standardized shape for the connectors that will replenish the batteries of electric cars, though the Society of Automotive Engineers has been working on standards for such a plug for more than two years.

The construction of design spectrum uses a conventional standardized shape based on a single control point as shown by ordinate y o at period T = 0 in Fig. 1a derived from site-specific ground motion parameters for a specific probability level and damping.

A standardized shape and size of the mediastinal ROI is preferable, because small differences in size can cause variations in the measured H/M ratio [ 17].

Some examples of the gene expression patterns found by our MRF image segmentation algorithm are shown in Figure 9. Since all ISH images have been standardized to a standard shape, size, orientation and position; and the gene expression pattern has been extracted, removing noise effects along the way, the feature representation needs to be position, orientation and scale dependent.

Niccolò Amati, Stradivari's mentor, may have standardized the shape and proportions of the instrument, but over time, Stradivari modified Amati's design in a way that preserved the instrument's sweet sound while providing greater projection.

She might have shown more conventionally wearable clothes on her runway — no doubt she will in time — but it's almost more important today that there is creative work that is truly free, and not standardized in shape or its expected response.

To facilitate the quantitative analysis of melanosome distribution, in these and subsequent experiments, we standardized melanocyte shape in the x and y planes by growing cells on coverslips containing fibronectin micropatterns (see Experimental Procedures).

Therefore, we need a more sophisticated global alignment method to standardize the shape of these patterns, before we can proceed further to the local alignment.