Single plants were selected from the highest biomass yielding F2 families, by visual merits and according to the synchronous heading time.
Mr. Buren, who actually patented the exact width of the stripes (8.7 centimeters or 3.4251968503937 inches) admitted then (some 30 years ago) that they were devoid of any intrinsic merit as visual objects.
Applications of the technique on real and simulated EMG signals show the superior performance of our approach in terms of both visual inspection and the merit figures.
Despite its apparently simple nature, such a mechanism could have great merit for visual function.
This was an incredible attainment at that time, when we had no visual artists of any real merit, for instance, and no sculptors and few architects capable of rivalling the Europeans.
It is in the building of the prototype that the idea is first tested for merit in a visual, practical way.
Although there is merit in this visual inspection of the patterns in these plots, because it affords the reader a simple and direct way to evaluate the data, more quantitative and sometimes less intuitive patterns emerge from calculations of fractional absorption (the quotient of AUCoral/AUCinj).
The merits of the visual sensing lie in its simplicity, speed and convenience.
This proves the merit of combining different visual cues to improve the overall odometry accuracy.
This paper proposes a new visual tracking framework and demonstrates its merits via mobile robot experiments.
