Sentence examples for adapting texture from inspiring English sources

The perceptual similarity between these phantasms and the adapting texture lends credence to the theory of filling-in.

When the adapting texture is suddenly replaced by a blank field, phantasms appear where the holes had been [4].

We show that this effect is consistent with a tonic spreading of the adapting texture into the scotomata, coupled with some overall loss of sensitivity.

There, he adapted the textures and timbres of his ambient work to fit a song-oriented format; here, he allows songs to slowly unspool in the time-honoured manner of ambient music.

Juan Carlos Alóm, 36, adapts the grainy texture and introspective tone of Mr. Fors's art to emblematic still lifes that refer to Afro-Caribbean religions.

Moreover, this smoothing scale should be adapted to the texture in hand since coarse textures need larger scale values than fine ones.

Gagging was not a concern to mothers, instead they considered it was a natural part of a child learning to eat and adapting to new textures that are quite different to milk.

The computational methodology first developed by Bruzzi and McHugh (2002), and modified for use with superelastic NiTi by Weafer and Bruzzi (2016), is adapted to include crystallographic texture.

Again, this is different from the search biases we found when observers were instead adapted to the textural differences between the fatty and dense images, which did reveal search improvements when adapted to the appropriate texture (Kompaniez-Dunigan et al., 2015).

At last, it is to be noted that the Adapted-AAM with oriented texture offers the same computational complexity as the classical AAM; they can be implemented in real time.

A very important property of the method is that at both levels it is adapted to the textures which appear in the image and are marked by the scribbles.