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An evaluation of the radar-based area rainfall enabled us to transform the point PMP to the area PMP estimate designed for the river basins in CR.

To optimize the models and to get good resolution by the selection of relevant parts of model and to transform the point cloud into a complete 3D polygon model, all the data from Artec Studio (Artec Group Inc, Luxembourg, Lux) was transferred to Leios 2 (EGS srl, Bologna, Italy) software.

To compute the change in failure probability due to a change in parameter, one can transform the points that were used to numerically fit the approximation into a new standard normal space corresponding to the changed parameter, fit a new approximation and use the new approximation to compute the changed failure probability.

Using these output, the similarity transformation transforms the point cloud to the BIM or, alternatively, vice versa by changing the order of P BIM and P ptC (see Eq. 2).

The proposed method transforms the point clouds into 2D bearing angle images and then uses the 2D image feature matching method, SURF, to find matching point pairs of two images.

Interpolation of the data transforms the point variables into spatial components in raster format as each pixel in the raster has its own value and represents a point recharge rate.

The proposed method transforms the point clouds into 2D bearing angle images and then uses the 2D feature based matching method, SURF, to find matching pixel pairs between two images.

A recent article in The Times, on the Bloomberg administration's plans to transform the Willets Point industrial area in Queens, mentioned one of the local businesses that are bitterly fighting the project, Bono Sawdust Supply.

Let y 1 = x 1 − x 1 ∗ and y 2 = x 2 − x 2 ∗, and transform the fixed point E ( x 1 ∗, x 2 ∗ ) of the map (3.1) to the origin.

We used a 1-mile radius buffer around each store to transform the geocoded point locations into a smooth kernel density surface.

Candidate transformations must change one Apollonius problem into another; therefore, they must transform the given points, circles and lines to other points, circles and lines, and no other shapes.