The phrase "as a model image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an image that serves as an example or standard for comparison or imitation.
Example: "The artist used the photograph as a model image to create her painting, ensuring accuracy in proportions and colors."
Alternatives: "as a reference image" or "as a standard image".
In general, after comparing feature vectors, CBIR systems return the most similar images to a model image provided as a reference, as represented in Fig. 1.
Enter Mrs. Hoover, a former Mrs. Philadelphia with long years as a model and image consultant, and Mrs. Robert Stith-Williams, a longtime impresario of society balls in New York and Europe.
Later studies have confirmed the ND-GFP mouse can be used as a model to image nascent tumor vasculature in the skin, mammary fat pad, pancreas, liver, lung, bone and colon [ 50– 50].
Peter Funch uses vintage postcards as a model for his images of Washington's Mount Baker to capture the effects of glacial recession.
As a model case of image-coding DNA technique application, numerically and biochemically combined protocols are employed for ciphering the given "passwords" and/or numeric data using DNA sequences.
As a model case of image-coding DNA technique application, numerically and biochemically combined protocols are employed for ciphering the given "passwords" and/or secret numbers using DNA sequences.
Uncle Tom, meanwhile, was often presented as a stooped, obedient old fool, the model image of a submissive black man preferred by post-Reconstruction, pre-civil rights America.
As a model for the STM images we show a surface of constant charge density of the electronic states close to the Fermi level, which are probed in experiment.
A lengthy fight could hurt Poland's image as a model of post-communist transition.
The initial findings belie Switzerland's carefully cultivated image as a model of efficiency.
