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Meanings of centroid in English
Mean ("average") position of all the points in the shape; mean position of all the points in all of the coordinate directions; point at which a cutout of the shape could be perfectly balanced on the tip of a pin.
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Examples for "geometric center of a plane figure"
Examples for "geometric center of a plane figure"
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I guessed that it was situated near the geometric center of the Orb.
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The universe contracted; at its exact geometric center floated that sandy tidbit of dark bread and pale cheese.
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The urethra was localized in each study and, in addition, a surrogate urethra was localized at the geometric center of the prostate.
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At 6 h, the small bowel was divided and the mean geometric center (MGC) of fluorescent dye was measured to determine transit.
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Missing an apex-thegeometric center of a turn, and the spot at which drivers aim to maintain the most speed-cancost huge amounts of time.
Usage of centroid in English
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The motion vector was the spatial moving of the target centroid position.
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Based on this model, straight-line model and centroid-line muscle model are acquired.
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Then the centroid of the light spot is used to recover the sound.
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Excursions were calculated according to the centroid of the contoured volumes.
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A nearest-centroid subtype predictor was built using discovery cohorts.
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Above the centroid of compression there is nothing but a trifling amount of embedment of the stirrup.
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A quantitative measure of the simultaneous distance of the centroid locations evaluates the similarity between consecutive maps.
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The effects of forearm movement method and rotation angle on centroid coordinate data and DRUJ contact area were examined.
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The locations of the recurrences were determined relative to the original planning target volumes and doses using centroid-based approaches.
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Moreover, humans applied stronger thumb pressure intensity, performed less centroid displacement and required reduced adjustment time, as compared to monkeys.
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Here, we demonstrate that the use of the single-molecule centroid localization algorithm can improve the accuracy of fluorescence binding assays.
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A centroid factor analysis was undertaken initially with 7 factors then repeated for factors 1-6.
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Accuracy depended critically on achieving small standard deviations in fluorescence centroid determination, chromatic aberration across the measurement field, and coverslip thickness.
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Information on dynamic structure was inferred from the asymptotic tails of the cage correlation function calculated from the centroid Monte Carlo trajectory.
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Along the proximal-distal axis, the contact centroid moved 5.7 ±2.4 mm proximal during simulated active motion.
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To test this prediction, rotation was quantified in patterned cells in which the cell's centrosome was close to the projected nuclear centroid.
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