“To perform the projective transformation which is also called homography the according homography matrix is needed.”

“However, in this case, a homography matrix must be computed at each iteration of the control scheme.”

“Finally, from this homography, we recover the camera calibration parameters.”

“When the related word precedes the homograph on the initial encounter, little competition should exist.”

“For the nonbiased contextual condition, the preceding context was neutral toward the meaning of the homograph.”

“In Internet terms, a homograph is a website that sounds like a well known website but actually links you to a website that isn't legitimate.”

“The use of Pinyin poses problems of distinguishing homographs, as in the 24 etymologically unrelated forms spelt lian.”

“They may, however, be put off by homographs and polysemous words, such as the various uses of bank and crane.”

“The target pool consisted of 100 homographs divided into 20 sets of 5 each.”