Sentence examples for starting reference from inspiring English sources

This step needs for a starting reference point to proceed in the analysis, since the Hough transform returns only the direction and the position of the scratch line.

The non-classical smooth sliding and superlubric behaviors identified at the molecular level give a useful starting reference to the ongoing efforts aimed at engineering the mechanical load transfer in material systems comprising collapsed CNTs.

Though the definition of the initial conceptual framework is not the objective of our research (nor its added value), it must be emphasized that the starting reference to an already partially developed framework constitutes the main limitation of this study.

This is done so that the resultant pansharpened image is at the same resolution as the starting reference and hence statistical analysis can be made between the reference and the pansharpened images.

They state that 30%% reduction will be achievable, at first because the starting reference line is above the average and secondly that there are enough possibilities to improve the designs.

This chapter provides an overview of GAs, both in their single- and multiobjective versions, and of their applications through a few meaningful examples, with the aim of providing both a starting reference point and inspiring new applications of GAs in geomorphology.

To generate starting references, the data set was divided into six equal fractions, and reconstructions were calculated from each fraction.

The study was given approval by the Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics RECC West) before inclusion started (Reference number 2010/1499-10).

Then people started referencing their receipt of their Timehop email on Twitter, but without explicitly sharing the content.

Of course this was also the prince's dog pamphlet that got the most attention and "viral engagement" of the time, as other pamphlet writers picked up on it and started referencing it.

"Even though they didn't win, politicians started referencing members in speeches, so the Minutemen entered the public discourse and started getting much more money," Shapira said.