Sentence examples for a random image from inspiring English sources
First, it fed the network a random image of visual noise.
Starting with a random image, they slowly mutated the images, showing each new version to a DNN.
"The Suicide," a random image captured on a silver gelatin print of a well-dressed man sitting on the ledge of a fancy building is haunting and elegant.
In 2012, OKFocus developed a multiplayer game in which users compete to find a single pixel, and in late 2013, it garnered attention with Drake Shake, an app that pastes a random image of the rapper Drake on any photo when users shake their iPhones.
A random image of a mountainous landscape may be beautiful, but without some context and background information, i.e. metadata, you will likely have no idea where in the world the picture was taken, or even exactly what it is that you're looking at.
The details come back unexpectedly: a random image of 11-year-old Michaela, who was sexually assaulted before she died tied to her bed; or a fleeting thought about Dr. William A. Petit Jr., the father who was beaten and restrained but survived the night his family was destroyed, testified at the trial and sat in court a few feet from the jury box every day.
It is composed of two cameras together with a specifically designed projector that projects an instantaneous random image pattern onto the objective surface.
This produces a random complex image, which is then processed to form a real valued random image with a low number of quantization levels.
The data matrix can be formed by both a random background image and another image containing the foreground objects, if any.
Since the expression of miR-21 varied considerably within tumors a total of 13 random image fields (median = 13, range 9 33) placed within the tumor area (Fig. 4a) were acquired per patient for subsequent image analysis.
Anyone searching for #Maldives on Twitter over the last week, and expecting to see endless pictures of an idyllic desert island holiday, may have found themselves slightly perplexed by the seemingly random image of a machete lodged through a door.
