'background of the image' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the scenery behind the main subject in an image or photograph. For example, "The background of the image was a peaceful beach setting."
Correction: A previous version of this story included a caption from Agence France-Presse that identified Mount Rainer in the background of the image of Mount St. Helens.
Fluorescence values were normalized to the background of the image to account for non-specific changes through the duration of the experiment.
Used OpenCV to segment the mole from the background of the image and then format the image for input to a CNN.
It seems less an exchange of affection than of private information; the men can be imagined in the background of the image of Mr. Powell at the United Nations.
We reshape their sizes to 55 × 55 pixel images by either adding pixels with random values that we sampled from the background of the image for images that are smaller or by discarding pixels on the edge of the image for images that are too large.
The source page will no longer load up in an iframe in the background of the image detail view.
These images also indicated that the filament structures did not appear to contain bilayer membranes, which could be seen in the background of the images (Figure 3B), but were not observed within or around the electron-dense filaments.
We measured the head length as the distance between the foremost point of the snout and the rearmost point along the operculum using a scale photographed in the background of the images.
Earlier research by Neale et al. (2008b) had shown that differences indeed existed between the different genetic backgrounds of the IMAGE participants, especially with the Israeli families of European Caucasian descent.
Such background estimation and adaptation system discriminates interesting foreground objects from the uninteresting background by building the background model of the image [15, 16].
