Sentence examples for a structured background from inspiring English sources

However, the outer parts along the spiral arms in particular were resolved into swarms of faint stars, seen superimposed over a structured background of light.

Finally, the target is superimposed to a structured background whose spatial correlation is captured by a noncausal Gauss-Markov random field (GMRf) model [9 11].

This effect has been explained by possible preactivation of the saccadic circuitry whenever a structured background acts as a mask for potential saccade targets.

White, Stritzke, and Gegenfurtner (Current Biology, 18, 124 128, 2008) have shown that saccadic latencies in the context of a structured background are much shorter than those with an unstructured background at equal levels of visibility.

An overview of the ongoing work performed at the NOAA Space Environment Center is presented with examples illustrating: (a) global.3-D interaction of a CME propagating in structured background solar wind, (b) incorporation of a more realistic ambient solar wind, (c) merging of coronal and heliospheric models to track CMEs, and (d) near-Earth solar wind simulations.

The background was a uniform gray background, a 1/ f noisy structured background (100 images produced using MATLAB Software, 50% in contrast), or a natural scene (taken from a total of 100 images, 1,024 × 1,024 pixels, black and white).

An appropriate background model distinguishes between significant RNA structures, e.g. putative ncRNAs, and structured background.

First, after a display change, structured backgrounds induce a stronger decrease of microsaccade rates than do uniform backgrounds.

However, the results show spatial inconsistencies at the structured background due to the inpainting method used.

Cameron et al. presented a methodology that leverages the semantics of assertions extracted from biomedical literature (called semantic predications) along with structured background knowledge- and graph-based algorithms to semiautomatically capture the informative associations originally discovered manually by Swanson [ 8].

To further investigate this hypothesis, we carried out an additional experiment with different structured backgrounds (see the supplemental materials, Experiment 4).