Sentence examples for based on uniformity from inspiring English sources

Here, a new mask framing strategy (based on uniformity principle) is presented for harvesting the benefits of optimally ordered fractional differential (FD) unsharp masking, which is consequently counter-corrected by piecewise gamma correction (PGC) through a robustly framed weighted summation framework.

Fruits without physical injuries and infections were selected based on uniformity in size.

It could not find any cutoff on the single-cell data, likely because the distribution model is based on uniformity assumptions that do not hold.

Ten seedlings from each treatment and control were harvested based on uniformity of size and colour (removing the greatest and the smallest seedlings and then selected randomly) at the end of each time interval (10 d).

But recently developed approach based on uniform design for measuring bubbles uniformity and mixing efficiency within rectangular or square region cannot be used to characterize the mixture homogeneity and mixing time within circular region.

This technique, non-uniformity coefficient (NUC), based on uniform design theory is illustrated by using numerical modeling of microchannel heat sinks with complex structure and computer experiments combined with image analysis.

Based on the uniformity of the uniform color space, Liu and Chou [12] built a color visual model that can estimate the perceptual redundancy for each color pixel as a visibility threshold of color difference to design the quantization strategy of the locally adaptive perceptual compression scheme for color images.

By also performing the analysis based on the uniformity of strut cross-sectional areas, it is shown that the non-uniformity of cross-sectional areas is an important factor for the buckling behavior of open-cell foams.

A new methodology, based on flow uniformity in the network, is attempted for the selection of network layout.

A micro-irrigation system is designed based on the uniformity of water application with respect to the crops in the field.

Metrics based on illuminance, uniformity, glare and directivity were used to assess daylight performance for a south-facing façade in Lausanne (46°30′N and longitude 6°37′E), Switzerland.