Sentence examples for starting reference point from inspiring English sources

This function averages 1024 samples to get reliable offset values, which are used as the starting reference point.

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.

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.

This framework for an experiential education will serve as a starting reference point as we open source the blueprint for education of the future.

The starting reference point used was the beginning of the agarose wall.

We displayed the normalized expression values, meaning that the absolute amount of starting mRNA for each gene (at T0) in both y- and a-iPSCs has been quantified and taken into account as starting reference point (Fig. 5).

The proposed design of an embedded system for a ballbot robot is a starting and reference point for educational and research uses.

Nevertheless, partial VRRM is a simple solution, which can be used as the starting step and reference point.

If a block at some position (x,y) in f R finds its match in f T at (x,y+d E ), where d E is the estimated disparity, then one searches for matching block in f R this time starting from the reference point in f T. If the two estimations: f R →f T and f T →f R are consistent with each other, that is, they are within 2 pixels distance from each other, then the estimate is considered as valid.

This shift from subject to Scripture places him on a firm foundation to critique the culture without starting from a reference point in the culture wars, a point that is sure to polarize.

Distance of the linea alba to the peritoneum on top of the liver (PP-distance) and 2. Areas of 1 and 2 cm length along the midline, starting from the reference point in direction of the navel (PP-area-1, PP-area-2).