Sentence examples for capability of image from inspiring English sources

As the spatial and spectral information are the two critical factors for enriching the capability of image interpretation, fusion of high spatial and high spectral images may increase the usability of satellite images.

In order to assess the capabilities of IMAGE, we have taken into consideration a different dataset, by spanning some of the crucial software control parameters used in the previous dataset.

An advantage of a digital image is the capability of software image postprocessing (application of software filters, etc)., which may help the radiologist to better visualize anatomical structures of the breast.

In order to improve the robustness, imperceptibility, and anti-malicious extraction capability of reversible image watermarking, an adaptive reversible image watermarking algorithm based on IWT and level set is proposed in this paper.

The results demonstrate the suitability of this method for construction site image retrieval purposes and reveal the capability of existing image processing technologies to accurately identify a wealth of materials from construction site images.

The results showed clearly that the distortion correction method was robust in term of the capability of reducing image geometric distortion dramatically.

This work presents a cost effective method taking advantage of the full-field measurement capability of digital image correlation (DIC) for a simultaneous assessment of multiple stress strain relations for fiber-reinforced composites in a principal material plane.

Moreover, the multiprocessing capability of scikit-image is likely to improve in the near future.

I'm pretty sure we were told by the TSA that these body scanners wouldn't even have the capability of storing images, so how Giz would get its hands on such photos is beyond me.

In this paper, we have proposed a flexible video resampling method with the advantages of both the LFI and EDI methods: the capabilities of converting image formats, resizing images for arbitrary ratios and improving edge quality.

To achieve a clinically applicable imaging method, the capability to image a large field of view is critical.