Sentence examples for based on image and from inspiring English sources
This was possible thanks to an open democratic primary and the support of 70,000 new party members.With the Socialists and the centre-right UMP committed to primaries, a new era of French politics has begun, driven by public opinion, nourished by the media, and based on image and personality.
Posters: Your posters should be something you're happy to look at everyday, so pick carefully based on image and color scheme.
The move is based on image and a corporate-wide plan to reduce carbon emissions, not "performance or the general economic situation," according to BMW's head of research and development Klaus Draeger.
Finally, systems based on image and video processing [19] provide the richest dataset but are computationally complex, require line-of-sight access to the monitored spaces, and can hardly cope with the unsupervised detection of face-to-face interactions and with large scales.
A second set of random forest classifiers was trained and applied based on image and context features to refine VOI probability at the voxel level.
Saudi Arabia appears to be using U.S.-supplied white phosphorus munitions in its war in Yemen, based on images and videos posted to social media, raising concerns among human rights groups that the highly incendiary material could be used against civilians.
The probe's exact location has been a mystery, though scientists have narrowed down its likely location based on images and other measurements received from Philae and Rosetta.
Deficits in these areas may impact negatively on the effectiveness of clinical techniques that are based on image manipulation and reinterpretation, and this remains to be further examined.
Similarly, Shatkay et al. [ 5] have developed a method that represents documents based on image panels and text, and they use this representation to classify biomedical documents.
Normalization to standard MNI space was done using the unified segmentation approach based on image registration and tissue classification (Ashburner and Friston 2005).
