Sentence examples for bit of an image from inspiring English sources

RISK has always had a bit of an image problem.

"Newport has a bit of an image problem.

"Such a high price gave the melons a bit of an image problem.

PE has a bit of an image problem with teenage girls.

Lawyers say that getting their clients ready for trial can often involve a bit of an image upgrade.

It is about protecting ordinary and vulnerable people and solving their problems". Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty, reckons the concept struggles with a bit of an image problem.

Efros developed a method for intelligently sampling bits of an image and probabilistically recombining them so that a texture could be indefinitely and organically extended.

In this paper, we analyze the intrinsic features of the bit distributions, the high correlation among bit planes and other issues related to the bit information of an image.

The BRIEF descriptor is defined as a bit string of an image patch created from a set of binary intensity tests [25].

Further, we note that the function E itself utilize the error signal, e.g., exploiting the redundant bit planes of an image, for embedding.

In the end, the "No More Page 3" logo became a bit of an iconic image, appearing everywhere from the chamber of the House of Commons (courtesy of Green Party MP Caroline Lucas) to the Nottingham Forest Ladies football shirt.