Sentence examples for coherence appearance from inspiring English sources
For instance, these sources can be the object model, the geometry of the scene, segmentation quality, temporal coherence, appearance, occlusion, among others.
In these techniques, uncertainty is modelled as a single probability measure, whereas uncertainty can arise from many different sources (e.g. object model, geometry of scene, segmentation quality, temporal coherence, appearance, occlusion).
The ironic gaze eventually penetrates to a vision of the grotesque quality of experience, marked by the discontinuity of word and deed and the total lack of coherence between appearance and reality.
Up till now, the optical coherence tomography appearance of the common bile duct, main pancreatic duct and sphincter of Oddi wall structure has not yet been defined.
"A good editor makes sure everything in [a magazine] has a coherence of tone, appearance and attitude..
The appearance of coherence is the genius of Nigel Farage.
Premise 2 says that this initial appearance of coherence will survive all further rational reflection, no matter how many details you add about the physiological processes or your own relation to them.
To characterize the optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) appearance of the perifoveal macular microvasculature in visually asymptomatic patients with sickle cell disease, and to compare these findings with those of fluorescein angiography (FA).
Weight bearing radiographic evaluation has been recommended to ensure the best coherence between symptoms, functional appearance, and hip deformities.
In this way, the event-related spectral perturbation measure [ 36] may be applied to measure event-locked changes in spectral power, and intertrial phase coherence to measure the appearance and degree of this consistency near experimental events.
It has therefore been recommended that weight bearing pelvic radiographs should be obtained for the best coherence between symptoms, functional appearance, and hip deformities in DDH (Troelsen et al. 2008).
