Sentence examples for a defined image from inspiring English sources

Assessment of image interpretation competency is commonly undertaken through review of a defined image test bank.

"At the very beginning, the proposition was that Maxwell House International had a defined image, a defined fan base," says Harris Wilkinson, creative director at the Shopper Arts Network.

A newly defined image mean property is used as an automatic variable threshold limit to segment the bright areas in the associated grayscale version of RAP images to detect the uncoated areas on each particle.

In fact, they never would, despite a heavily defined image, the vaunting ambition that they exhibited in interviews and the acres of press they attracted.

"I had a very defined image of my flamenco woman," Mr. Afanador wrote by e-mail from Granada, Spain, where his work is now on view.

Questions linger over Pontiac's ability to stick to a sharply defined image; can its managers resist the perennial urge to slap its badges on warmed-over Chevys in an attempt to lift sales volume?

In its heyday, the band had a sharply defined image that turned on the contrast between its two halves: Zander and Petersson were the pretty boys, the pinups; and Nielsen and Carlos were the cartoons, one a hyperactive schoolboy, the other a cigar-chomping lout.

The result: a more crisply defined image, and a richer one, with luxurious colors and textures.

Part of the opprobrium against which Wyeth had to struggle may also have arisen from his status not just as an artist, but also as a celebrity with a very clearly defined image.

Interest in the shroud ballooned after Secondo Pia, an Italian amateur photographer, developed photographs of the linen in 1898 and found that the photographic negative showed a much more clearly defined image of a man's body.

The ethereal movement captured through the original chronophotography technique remains, but Cafini gives the sequence's final pose a clear, more defined image.