Definition of fiducial in English:

fiducial

adjective fɪˈdjuːʃ(ə)lfəˈduʃ(i)əl

technical

(especially of a point or line) assumed as a fixed basis of comparison.
〈技〉（尤指点、线）基准的
Example sentencesExamples
- These holes were identifiable in the subsequent sections and served as external fiducial points for locating corresponding microscopic fields in each section and for aligning image stacks.
- For the cell types that were compared directly, the same fiducial point was used.
- Because speckle contrast was often low and filament overlap could also produce speckles, myosin tethers were used as fiducial marks for this study.
- Coordinates, measured by hand from the sheets and the paths, serving as linear sets of fiducial points, were then used to construct, using ‘O,’ polyalanine chains representing putative amino terminal strand dispositions.
- Because the Medilog system had a low sampling rate, we used an algorithm of interpolation to refine the QRS-complex fiducial point, in order to improve the accuracy of R-wave recognition.

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin fiducialis, from fiducia 'trust', from fidere 'to trust'.

Rhymes

crucial

Definition of fiducial in US English:

fiducial

adjectivefəˈdo͞oSH(ē)əlfəˈduʃ(i)əl

technical

(especially of a point or line) assumed as a fixed basis of comparison.
〈技〉（尤指点、线）基准的
Example sentencesExamples
- These holes were identifiable in the subsequent sections and served as external fiducial points for locating corresponding microscopic fields in each section and for aligning image stacks.
- Because speckle contrast was often low and filament overlap could also produce speckles, myosin tethers were used as fiducial marks for this study.
- For the cell types that were compared directly, the same fiducial point was used.
- Coordinates, measured by hand from the sheets and the paths, serving as linear sets of fiducial points, were then used to construct, using ‘O,’ polyalanine chains representing putative amino terminal strand dispositions.
- Because the Medilog system had a low sampling rate, we used an algorithm of interpolation to refine the QRS-complex fiducial point, in order to improve the accuracy of R-wave recognition.

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin fiducialis, from fiducia ‘trust’, from fidere ‘to trust’.

单词	fiducial
释义	Definition of fiducial in English: fiducial adjective fɪˈdjuːʃ(ə)lfəˈduʃ(i)əl technical (especially of a point or line) assumed as a fixed basis of comparison. 〈技〉（尤指点、线）基准的 Example sentencesExamples These holes were identifiable in the subsequent sections and served as external fiducial points for locating corresponding microscopic fields in each section and for aligning image stacks. For the cell types that were compared directly, the same fiducial point was used. Because speckle contrast was often low and filament overlap could also produce speckles, myosin tethers were used as fiducial marks for this study. Coordinates, measured by hand from the sheets and the paths, serving as linear sets of fiducial points, were then used to construct, using ‘O,’ polyalanine chains representing putative amino terminal strand dispositions. Because the Medilog system had a low sampling rate, we used an algorithm of interpolation to refine the QRS-complex fiducial point, in order to improve the accuracy of R-wave recognition. Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin fiducialis, from fiducia 'trust', from fidere 'to trust'. Rhymes crucial Definition of fiducial in US English: fiducial adjectivefəˈdo͞oSH(ē)əlfəˈduʃ(i)əl technical (especially of a point or line) assumed as a fixed basis of comparison. 〈技〉（尤指点、线）基准的 Example sentencesExamples These holes were identifiable in the subsequent sections and served as external fiducial points for locating corresponding microscopic fields in each section and for aligning image stacks. Because speckle contrast was often low and filament overlap could also produce speckles, myosin tethers were used as fiducial marks for this study. For the cell types that were compared directly, the same fiducial point was used. Coordinates, measured by hand from the sheets and the paths, serving as linear sets of fiducial points, were then used to construct, using ‘O,’ polyalanine chains representing putative amino terminal strand dispositions. Because the Medilog system had a low sampling rate, we used an algorithm of interpolation to refine the QRS-complex fiducial point, in order to improve the accuracy of R-wave recognition. Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin fiducialis, from fiducia ‘trust’, from fidere ‘to trust’.
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