Sentence examples for the difficulty of aligning from inspiring English sources

The fundamental challenge in Augmented Reality is the difficulty of aligning virtual objects with the real environment with the correct pose, a process which is called registration in the literature (Azuma 1997).

This difference is not surprising, given the difficulty of aligning an artificial current dipole exactly along the orientation of the lowest sensitivity.

These properties, together with the difficulty of aligning rapidly evolving disordered sequences, result in the motifs to move around when comparing their position in different sequences.

The difficulty of aligning lengthy repeat structures is compounded by the alternate subalignments made possible by the repeat structure (Huang et al. 2014).

Break points with many differences from the reference sequence may be at a coverage that is less than the genome average due to the difficulty of aligning reads to highly polymorphic areas of the genome.

Additionally, patients were excluded from both construction of the atlas or assessment of anti-angiogenic therapy if DSC-MRI data had less than 6 slices, since this increased the difficulty of aligning it in standardized space and, in the case of treatment evaluation, rarely allowed for full coverage of the tumor.

The advantages of white light, which produced a distinctive colored fringe pattern, far outweighed the difficulties of aligning the apparatus due to its low coherence length.

Although phylogenetic analysis of these novel lineages is a key component of unveiling the structure and diversity of complex communities, such analyses are rare for environmental ITS data due to the difficulties of aligning this locus across significantly divergent taxa.

(We note however that this test was only performed on the primers that contained mismatches without indels, due to the difficulty of accurately aligning the primers that contained indels).

Sdev and Smod results within each similarity range are consistent across most alignment methods (Fig. 2), pointing to the inherent ease or difficulty of aligning particular domains.

The main problem of this approach is the difficulty in aligning the tip of the stylus with the scan plane.