Sentence examples for a well-defined image from inspiring English sources

Tom George, the senior vice president for athletic marketing at Octagon Worldwide, said: "Allen Iverson has a well-defined image, and when you have a definable image, some companies will run to you, and some will run away from you.

Dong et al. [9] presented a well-defined image distance function, which is formulated as a combination of patch-based bidirectional image Euclidean distance, image-dominant color similarity, and seam energy variation.

Although the studies of Fallenberg et al. and Francescone et al. suggested non-inferiority of LE CESM compared to FFDM, our study contains important additional information as it assessed differences by using well-defined image quality criteria in a structured and standardized manner in the largest study population so far.

When consumers identify with a social group that has a well-defined, positive image, they tend to select products that most clearly broadcast membership in it.

Lee, Peart and Lifeson do interviews but not very often and certainly not frequently enough to create a well-defined public image.

A well-defined, compelling brand image and solid marketing are instrumental to lasting company success.

As soon as artfully shot live videos of their earliest performances appeared online in February 2012, critics started trying to prove they were fakes: a (female) band with such a well-defined sound and image surely didn't just appear from nowhere.

Currently, SEM images are stored in the computer control units and labelled according to personal users' criteria, that strongly limit their long-term exploitation as well as reproducibility, due to the lack of a well-defined classification paradigm.

The imaged-based CNN are useful for effectively generating the edge probability feature map while the LSTM correlates these edge maps across different views and output a well-defined per-view edge image.

Peripheral pulmonary SCC most commonly progress by filling alveoli, usually resulting in a well-defined solid nodule in CT images; however, SCC do reportedly rarely spread along the alveolar lumen [6, 7] in a similar manner to the progression of adenocarcinoma in situ.

c Gradient-echo T1-weighted subtracted image shows a well-defined area of marked enhancement (arrows) on the same location as the lobulated tissue seen on T2-weighted images.