Sentence examples for sufficient corresponding from inspiring English sources
This approach requires multiple frames and varied scene geometry such that sufficient corresponding edges can be found and a smooth cost function can be obtained.
Lack of replication was not attributable to lack of power, because the post hoc type II errors of missing results of a magnitude as the reported by Briggs et al. [ 22] at the final stage of their analyses were <0.20, which is conventionally considered sufficient (corresponding to statistical power of 0.80).
The conditions are simultaneously necessary and sufficient for corresponding inequalities when the weights are of special type and the exponent of the space is constant.
If exponents of Lebesgue spaces are constants, then most of the derived conditions are simultaneously necessary and sufficient for corresponding inequalities.
if" are necessary and sufficient for corresponding H to be not (pi )-maximal in S. If either this column is skipped or a cell in this column is empty, then the corresponding subgroup is (pi )-maximal.
Another possibility is that the somatic spontaneous Ca2+ surges are evoked by ligands that are secreted by a more diffuse secretory system like circulation and astrocytes that express sufficient amount of corresponding receptors.
The corresponding sufficient delay-dependent conditions are derived in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).
The corresponding sufficient conditions to achieve synchronization between two identical systems are obtained based on the Lyapunov stability theory.
The corresponding sufficient statistic models are then given by begin{array}rcl@ Y_{a}&=&d_{a1}+d_{a1}+N_{a}, Y_{b}&=&d_{b1}+d_{b2}+N_{b}, end{array}.
For the case of linear DIHS with a quadratic supply rate and a quadratic hybrid performance functional, the corresponding sufficient conditions are changed into matrix inequalities.
The remaining eight image pairs did not exhibit a sufficient number of corresponding features so the proposed method could not register them.
