Sentence examples for a perceived image from inspiring English sources
Asked about his effort in a speech two days ago to confront a perceived image problem, Mr Miliband said: "I wanted to say to the public I'm not just going to compete on the terms you're used to.
These creative acts exploit both the LTM and the WM in order to make novel substitutions to a perceived image by properly mixing parts of pictures coming from different domains.
The advertisers who trade on a perceived image to sell their products.
I'm not sure which aspect of his history is to blame – his connection with Liverpool FC, his determination to stay in his native city, or a natural reticence which, in recent years, has verged on reclusiveness – but whichever it is, there's a widely perceived image of Alan Bleasdale that is some way removed from the man himself.
In this paper we propose to use this encoder facility to shape the output traffic according to the declared Tspec while maintaining an acceptable perceived image quality, and we introduce an analytical tool to evaluate feedback laws which provide this target efficiently.
What triggers a response is an easy, instantly perceived image — and the echo that it receives in the media.
These data are then fed to a learning subsystem that associates the perceived image to an estimate of the actual robot position.
Perhaps in a bid to move away from its perceived image as a polling site, there's no major elections graphic yet.
Nilbar Güreş is the third example through which we see how the Turkish artists work with their own image, and their perceived image: a meta image.
Compared with PSNR, SSIM is found to be a better indicator of perceived image quality than mean-squared error which is the theoretical basis of PSNR [28, 29].
Wolffsohn et al. demonstrated a significant increase of perceived image quality of television video amongst visually impaired individuals by recording television segments onto a computer with user-selectable software overlaid coloured edges on the original scene [7].
