The phrase "against faces" is grammatically correct but its usability in written English depends on context.
It can be used in discussions about opposition or conflict involving individuals or groups, particularly in metaphorical or artistic contexts.
Example: "The artist painted a mural that depicted a struggle against faces of oppression."
Alternatives: "in opposition to faces" or "confronting faces".
Hence, the face recognition system that utilizes texture variant descriptors may not be hardy against faces altered by plastic surgery procedures.
"When they break, they slap against faces, tear skin, leave cuts under the eyes," said Reid, who's watched his fair share of footage of this nasty feat.
This narrative is so deeply woven into our fabric that it's even the case that a significant percentage of black individuals who take Harvard's online implicit association test (IAT) are biased against faces of their own color.
Look forward to more of the same in 2017: the patter of rakes against faces growing into a cacophony, thudding across the world; blundering stupidity as the only form of political action from every social sector, the birth of a hideous new evil tearing itself free from the world in a storm of blood, and all because a few Netflix addicts can't admit that they're not as smart as they think they are.
No more restrictions against facing a team from your domestic league.
The arguments against face transplants by the authors of this essay seem, well, lame.
It's an emotional bulwark against real pressure, against facing the real possibility that things can go one way or the other.
In order to mitigate the vulnerability of face authentication systems, effective countermeasures against face spoofing have to be deployed.
It was not until very recently that the problem of spoofing attacks against face biometric system gained attention of the research community.
In a relatively similar research, Mollon et al. (2009a, b) performed a probabilistic analysis and design of circular tunnels against face stability using response surface methodology.
In order to improve the robustness against face occlusion, we introduce a pose occlusion dictionary to code the occluded face images.
