Sentence examples for centre of image from inspiring English sources

Britain is gaining a reputation as an international centre of image laundering, with the lack of regulation meaning that PR companies can represent the most repressive regimes without public scrutiny.

Centre of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage.

For all experiments, the initial contours are chosen as squares with side length of five pixels, located at the centre of image domain (excluding Figures 2, 3, 4, 5).

The well-known Codices Millenarius Maior (Inv. No. CC Cim 1, Fig. 1a) and Millenarius Minor (Inv. No. CC Cim 2, Fig. 1b) were studied within the framework of the Centre of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage (CIMA) in Vienna.

In order to give this collaboration a solid structure, the Centre of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage (CIMA) in Vienna [1] was established in 2014 with the HRSM-project [2] running from 2014 until 2017 with the aid of the Structural Fund for Austrian Higher Education.

Coloured tape was used to indicate this centre of image acquisition, relative to the scanning table, so that the participant's position before and after exercise was exactly the same, and the second sagittal localising sequence after exercise was not needed.

A total of 1241 French AMD patients were recruited in 4 French Ophthalmologic Centres, at the Ophthalmology Eye Clinic of Créteil in collaboration with the Pellegrin Hospital, the Quinze-Vingts Hospital and the Centre of Imaging and Laser of Paris, between November 2005 and July 2007.

You can usually recognise embedded video because there is a big Play icon on the centre of an image in a story or index.

A global reference frame was defined with the and axis parallel and -axis perpendicular to the image plane, with the origin in the centre of the image plane.

From the transmission image the heavily scattering region in the centre of the image corresponds to the location of sodium bicarbonate.

Each group includes images of a single object placed in the centre of the image, captured from different viewpoints and lighting conditions.