Sentence examples for coarse image from inspiring English sources

Melania Trump's speech in Berwyn was billed as an attempt to soften her husband's coarse image with white suburban women.

It measures randomness and is smaller for a smooth image than for a coarse image.

Such strategy of information fusion from multiple images is due to the relatively coarse image quality, to some extent.

Those noise samples are also used to develop a CFAR threshold to remove noise in the background of the coarse image.

The proposed method extracts the mean envelope of the coarse image, and resamples the mean envelope to equal the original size during the sifting process.

For example, a big quantization step for a moment of low order and repetition and small amplitude could cause high-image degradation, since the coarse image information will be modified significantly.

His verses are full of burlesque and even coarse images; in their odd mixture of worldliness and religious expression, they are often as amusing as they are puzzling.

Because the second stage is applied from coarse images to form a fine image, it allows the group sparse reconstruction to be applied in segmented image areas so as to obtain high-resolution image quality with a low complexity.

Sometimes a 35-mm release print is reduced and printed by reversal, but this yields a coarser image.

If the optimal parameters determined from the coarsest image resolution is far away from the actual transformation parameters then it is highly unlikely that Thevenaz's scheme will converge at the right solution.

This motivates us to combine BWE techniques as an auxiliary tool to provide a coarse SR image to determine the statistical parameters for constructing the Bayesian SR images.