Sentence examples for competitive image from inspiring English sources

If a retired baseball player can implicate the entire sport with steroid charges, if a whistle-blower can rattle the F.B.I., how might just one disaffected ref ravage the N.B.A.'s competitive image?

There was another long-range motive: a more open and competitive image would help the company convince regulators in the United States, who have accused De Beers of fixing the prices of industrial diamonds, that it no longer runs afoul of antitrust laws.

Competitive image colorization has higher stability, making it possible to colorize the image based on medium scribble coverage.

The images were colorized using three methods, namely: (1) FIVC [3], (2) competitive image colorization [2], and (3) the proposed method.

We show improved results with respect to several other highly competitive local image features through both a classic local feature evaluation procedure and an illustrative application scenario.

Naturally, solving the optimization problem using the analytic gradient provided by our method, with a quasi-Newton solver (see [ 21– 24]), it becomes significantly more competitive for large images.

Although a description of the world as "one great slaughterhouse, one universal scene of rapacity and injustice" might seem a fitting image for competitive natural selection, it was created not by Charles Darwin but by his grandfather, Erasmus.

It's this diversity that makes it so thrilling as a music city, along with its plentiful venues, diverse ethnic makeup, active culture organisation, SESC, concrete jungle image and competitive rivalry with Rio de Janeiro (as Emicida tells me: "São Paulo people think Rio people are lazy, Rio people think São Paulo people are workaholics").

"Companies like NVIDIA have launched products with more powerful GPUs at competitive prices, accelerating the image recognition speeds," Porco says.

A New York Times article about body image in competitive tennis became the catalyst for a debate this week about the harmful ways in which the media discusses Serena Williams' body.

A competitive account of SEM images with the ZrO2 (75%%, w/w) in SPS matrix reveals that on filling grains of ZrO2 into SPS matrix, a fine distribution has been observed on higher magnification (Fig. 5d f).