triangulation
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- noun
- /traɪˌæŋɡjʊˈleɪʃən/
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triangulación
- Three projectors and four video cameras were used to establish a triangulation baseline for scanning the residual limb surface, including the distal end, which was difficult to view with the use of other methods.
These parts are called the dual graph of the triangulation.
- These parts are called the dual graph of the triangulation.
- Other questions, I'm having trouble seeing how the sum over all triangulations of genus H surfaces.
Examples
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There are efficient algorithms that allow a constrained Delaunay triangulation to be built in O(n log(n)), but that's not quite O(n).
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Other questions, I'm having trouble seeing how the sum over all triangulations of genus H surfaces.
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It's divided into different parts and with some amplitude with some weight, So sum of all possible triangulation of the surface.
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The SLS sensors are based on the principle of laser triangulation.
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Systems must do triangulation.
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Using a simple triangulation method (Mathison, 1988), the patterns and trends that emerged through the interview analysis were compared to those that emerged from the concurrent analysis of documents determined to be relevant to the organizational and academic nature of community college entrepreneurship education.
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In computer graphics, triangulation is used to create a detailed mesh of a 3D object for realistic rendering.
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To analyze the surface geometry, the triangulation technique was applied to convert the irregular shape into triangles.
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The software performs triangulation to subdivide the polygon into smaller, manageable triangles for simulation purposes.
Synonyms
Dividing a shape into many small parts for computer simulation
Dividing a surface into smaller shapes to add detail when a computer draws an image
Compounds
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A method that finds places on Earth by measuring angles to satellites from different ground stations
How Detailed
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Surface Forms
Morphology
triangulation = triangulate (transparent) = triangle + ate + ion
The noun is formed by regular nominalization of the verb 'triangulate' with '-ion', referring to the process of making triangles.
Etymology
Triangulation comes from triangle, which is made of tri- 'three' and angle 'corner'. In geometry and computer graphics we break a shape into many triangles because triangles are simple and keep their shape, so triangulation is the process of turning a surface into triangles to make it easy for computers to handle.