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Nostril Position in Dinosaurs and Other Vertebrates and its Significance for Nasal Function

by Lawrence M. Witmer - Science , 2001
"... Many dinosaurs have enormous and complicated bony nasal apertures. Func-tional interpretation requires knowledge of the location of the external opening in the skin. Traditionally, the ßeshy nostril of dinosaurs has been placed in the back of the bony opening, but studies of extant dinosaur relative ..."
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relatives suggest that it is located far forward. Narial blood supply and cavernous tissue corroborate the rostral position in dinosaurs. A rostral nostril was, and remains, a virtually invariant rule of construction among Amniota, which has consequences for (i) nasal airstreaming, and hence various

Nostril Detection for Robust Mouth Tracking

by Naomi Harte
"... Abstract — Within an Audio-Visual Speech Recognition (AVSR) framework an important process is video feature extraction. Several methods are available, but all of them require mouth region extraction. To achieve this, a semi-automatic system based on nostril detection is presented. The system is desi ..."
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is designed to work on ordinary frontal videos and to be able to recover brief nostril occlusion. Using the nostril position a motion compensated Accumulated Difference Image (ADI) is generated. This ADI is less noisy than the non-compensated one, and this leads to better mouth region tracking. Results show

Nostrils and Chin Segmentation

by Jan Buriánek, Vít Zýka
"... This report describes our approach to the localization of the position of nostrils and chin. Basic demand is a good functionality on pictures of face without special make-up. The input picture contains face, hair and shoulders of observed person. We don't use any special lighting conditions for ..."
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This report describes our approach to the localization of the position of nostrils and chin. Basic demand is a good functionality on pictures of face without special make-up. The input picture contains face, hair and shoulders of observed person. We don't use any special lighting conditions

Motion Estimation of Driver's Head from Nostrils Detection

by Shunji Katahara, Masayoshi Aoki
"... We propose a method of estimating driver's head movement by tracking a pair of nostrils. Nostrils clearly appear as a pair of dark areas in a facial image. Shape of nostrils have little influence of deformation compared to eyes. We use a concentric circular mask or density difference mask to de ..."
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to detect difference of image density. We represent nostril position by a center of gravity of extracted nostril region, and apply moving average to a sequence of the detected nostrils positions. We decide reference positions of nostrils through a procedure that an interval of moving average is fixed into a

IMPROVEMENT IN RESPIRATORY FUNCTIONS AFTER ALTERNATE NOSTRIL BREATHING IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS

by Pak J Physiol, Puja Dullo, Neeraj Vedi, Usha Gupta
"... Background: The ancient Indian practice of ‘Pranayam ’ is clamed to improve pulmonary functions. Alternative Nostril Breathing (ANB) is a relatively less studied part of prayanam with regard to pulmonary functions. Methods: We investigated the effect of ANB on Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEFR) and Fo ..."
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Background: The ancient Indian practice of ‘Pranayam ’ is clamed to improve pulmonary functions. Alternative Nostril Breathing (ANB) is a relatively less studied part of prayanam with regard to pulmonary functions. Methods: We investigated the effect of ANB on Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEFR

Surgical correction of retracted nostril rim with auricular composite grafts and anchoring suspension. Aesthetic Plast Surg

by Toshitsugu Hirohi, Kotaro Yoshimura
"... Abstract. Among concerned nasal appearances, a deform-ity with supero-lateral displacement of the nostril rim, called retracted nostril rim or elevated nostril rim is com-monly seen and is considered one of the most difficult types of cases to treat aesthetically. A new surgical method for treating ..."
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retracted nostril rim was performed in 10 patients, using the combination of auricular composite graft, internal fixation with a retainer, and external continuing suspension with anchoring sutures. The procedure was successful in maintaining the grafted cartilage in the ideal position and in avoiding

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by Frank Glaw, Miguel Vences, Kathrin Schmidt, M. Vences, Frank Glaw, Zoologische Staatssammlung, D- Miin
"... uous dry forest on a karstic underground in the far north of Madagascar. The new gecko species is relatively large (up to 80.6 mm snout-vent length and 156.1 mm total length) and has blackish markings on the head which can form a vermiculated pattern. It is further characterized by having the nostri ..."
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the nostril excluded from contact with the rostral scale, distinctly enlarged and spinous tubercles on the dorsal surface, and specific colouration of juveniles and adults. The relationships of the new species are obscure: Based on the nostril position, P. lohatsara belongs to the phe-netic Paroedura picta

Real Time Design and Implementation of Brushless DC Motor Drive based Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) based Respirator System for Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD)

by Arunabha Mitra, Debjyoti Chowdhury, Madhurima Chattopadhyay
"... This paper aims at designing a cost-effective, portable and easy-to-use brushless DC (BLDC) motor driven continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) based respirator for patients with acute breathing trouble. The proposed system is intended to facilitate continuous monitoring of patient's condit ..."
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's condition with positive airway support provided by a brushless DC (BLDC) motor driven respirator blower fan by measuring Respiration Rate (RR). To measure the respiration rate, a pair of capacitive type respiration rate sensors are mounted below Right Nostril (RN) and Left Nostril (LN), in such a way

Facial feature point extraction method based on combination of shape extraction and pattern matching

by Kazuhiro Fukui, Osamu Yamaguchi - Systems and Computers in Japan , 1998
"... In this paper, we propose a method for fast and accurate extraction of feature points such as pupils, nostrils, mouth edges, and the like from dynamic images with the purpose of face recognition. Accuracy of face extraction with these feature points used as criteria greatly affects the capabilities ..."
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In this paper, we propose a method for fast and accurate extraction of feature points such as pupils, nostrils, mouth edges, and the like from dynamic images with the purpose of face recognition. Accuracy of face extraction with these feature points used as criteria greatly affects the capabilities

SHORT COMMUNICATION DOPPLER RADAR: A NON-INVASIVE TECHNIQUE FOR MEASURING VENTILATION RATE IN RESTING BATS

by G. C. Hays, P. I. Webb, J. French, J. R. Speakman , 1989
"... Ventilation rate (/v) in bats has been measured using various techniques. These include: holding the bats and positioning a hot-wire anemometer close to one nostril (Roberts, 1972); attaching a face mask incorporating a flow probe (Suthers ..."
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Ventilation rate (/v) in bats has been measured using various techniques. These include: holding the bats and positioning a hot-wire anemometer close to one nostril (Roberts, 1972); attaching a face mask incorporating a flow probe (Suthers
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