Sentence examples for the visible point from inspiring English sources

When there is no pseudo-symmetry of the first or special kind (and there is no metric specialization), there is also no obvious mismatch between (or detachment of) the visible point symmetry around the center of this map and the translation symmetry that is governed by the metrical properties of the extracted lattice parameters.

The green part represents the vegetation on the surface and houses of the visible points, then the distances between trees and wires can be measured.

Using appropriate method of selected points for point cloud classification, the vegetation on the surface and houses of the visible points are classified as "ground", and all these points are marked.

The scale of the y axis of the graph was set to fill the computer screen, with the uppermost visible point being 50%% of the MVC for each subject.

"Goat Hill is the most visible point in the whole of Raton.

As already mentioned briefly, researchers wishing to use UK10K data could contact the UK10K PM as the designated, visible point of contact with any queries regarding data usage, before submitting their request in the form of a completed UK10K data-access application (designed specifically for the project).

For now, the most visible point of contention is in Kashmir.

(The very fact that Furiosa has a prosthetic arm — and, when she loses it, fights with the stump visible — points to the vulnerable flesh that renders violence as dramatic as it is horrific).

However, if the ablation method can freely target any visible point on the surface of the asteroid, almost all of this performance can be recovered.

Then the luminance ratio Y i /Y ref (Y from the XYZ color space) is calculated between a sampling point i and a reference point ref that can be the zenith or any other visible point in the captured sky image.

The sailors of the South Seas made the world's first navigating devices, which were crude combinations of notched sticks that could be used to plot the position of a boat between two fixed stars — the only visible points of reference.