Sentence examples for apparent match from inspiring English sources

Fidelity is the degree of apparent match of the image with the original.

Naturalness is the degree of apparent match of the image with the viewer's internal references.

Biometric naturality: the degree of apparent match of the biometric image with an internal reference of goodness.

Last May, NIST awarded $20 million to a team of about 30 statisticians and legal professionals to help develop tools for analyzing the strength of an apparent match.

Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (1744 1829) explained the apparent match between each animal species and its environment by positing that individual animals could acquire and pass on adaptive characteristics.

Inspired by the visual quality model of Yendrikhovskij[40] (illustrated in Figure7), this research presents three aspects of quality assessment in biometrics: 1. Biometric naturality: the degree of apparent match of the biometric image with an internal reference of goodness.

A possible explanation for the apparent match-induced decrease in RSA is an impairment in neuromuscular function, 27 and in musculoskeletal compliance, in particular, a reduced ability to tolerate impact forces or stretch load after short exhaustive runs.

Additionally, we detected 7 more A. niger ATCC 1015 proteins with no apparent matching locus in the genome of the other strain (Additional File 3).

He wasted two break points in the third game and it became increasingly apparent the match would be decided in a tiebreaker, pitting Krickstein's forehand passing shots against Annacone's big serve.

In Fig. 3, the recalculated apparent heights match the measured ones well, whether the electron density profile is in the range of the MGS dataset or not, which indicates that the EOF expansion of the electron density profile, though not optimal, is near optimal when the four EOFs are extrapolated to apply at all points in the topside ionosphere of Mars.

Consequently, many realists about the posits of folk psychology discount the importance of any apparent mis-match between neurological architecture and the alleged linguistic form of propositional attitudes (Fodor & Pylyshyn, 1988; McLaughlin & Warfield, 1994).