Fiducial in a sentence as an adjective

You could mount fiducial marks on posters and capture them using head cams.

You design some fiducial marks on the board, and the vision system goes looking for them to get precision alignment.

Ssh, hacker news hates simple solutions like fiducial markers.

Sun tried a 'open' strategy to turn a profit with Java and it failed, everyone has to understand that the old ways are out and the new ways are in. Oracle has a fiducial duty to its shareholders to maximize profit.

They are called fiducial markers, or sometimes registration targets, registration markers etc.

I'd suggest that anyone writing software that relies on second / sub second granularity should be aware of where their fiducial time marks come from and what hiccups there are in that system.

I'm out of my depth but it seems neurosurgery may just have it easier here, being able to fix a rigid stereotaxy head frame and fiducial markers across both imaging and therapy.

This suite of synthetic data allowed us to test the scripted reconstructions with knowledge of the corresponding ground truth images and, thereby, select fiducial imaging parameters for each method.

Fiducial definitions

adjective

relating to or of the nature of a legal trust (i.e. the holding of something in trust for another); "a fiduciary contract"; "in a fiduciary capacity"; "fiducial power"

See also: fiduciary

adjective

used as a fixed standard of reference for comparison or measurement; "a fiducial point"

adjective

based on trust