Once two patterns have been roughly aligned globally, it is much easier to use the more sophisticated local alignment (e.g. Rueckert et al., 1999; Sorzano et al., 2005), which is often non-linear and deformable, to register the patterns precisely.
All three monuments would have been roughly aligned.
The curriculum is roughly aligned with the Common Core, the government standards that establish topics which students should master by the end of each grade.
Similarly, the public is roughly aligned with the court in questioning affirmative action plans that use numerical standards or preferences while approving those that allow race to be considered in less definitive ways.
Yet those interests are roughly aligned now, and the degree of power Mr. Allawi's coalition eventually plays in the government will vividly illustrate Turkey's relative weight in Iraq.
By stacking photos of, say, Oxford's Bridge of Sighs on top of one another so that the stone arches are roughly aligned, the program assembles a blurry but recognizable distillation of the bridge as it is seen by the masses on Google and Flickr.
These clusters were roughly aligned with landscape position and were characterized by the yield response to growing season precipitation above or below the 40-year average.
The second method uses a pair of street-level images that are roughly aligned with GPS data collected at different points in time to detect such scene changes.
For similar values, the orbital planes will be roughly aligned and relative velocities will be very low.
