Sentence examples for compressed scale from inspiring English sources

Their compressed scale and black frames add to their intensity and power.

Same to the translation filter, compressed scale filter is used without any loss of information (fast DSST, fDSST for briefly).

Some recent single-cell recording studies reported that cells in pre-frontal and parietal cortex are tuned to specific magnitudes [ 7- 11]; their signal is best described by a logarithmically compressed scale [ 10, 11].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08105.010 To test whether the replays consistently related to upcoming behavior, I used the Bayesian decoder at a 10-fold compressed scale (Davidson et al., 2009; Pfeiffer and Foster, 2013) in the replay analyses.

Trumpetfishes, which can reach 80 cm (31 inches) in length, have an elongated, compressed, scaled body; the snout is prolonged into a rigid tubelike beak.

It should be noted that the original unmarked images from BOWS2 have been JPEG compressed, scaled, and cropped to the final format and were recommended to be used for experimental evaluation in this special issue.

The question whether the neural response in the intraparietal cortex also changes from a logarithmically compressed scaling to a more linear one can be directly assessed with parametric models, indicating that the parametric method represents not only an alternative method for data analysis but also a tool for testing specific empirical hypotheses with more precision.

Note the compressed vertical scale (relative to Fig. 1), reflecting the miniscule error for all settings.

There is another problem as well with so compressed a scale.

Empirical evidence from a large database of test video, including compressed and scaled video, indicates that superior performance of the proposed method.

High Kaitz indices reflect both high minimum wages negotiated in collective agreements as well as relatively compressed wage scales in Italy (the P90/P10 ratio of wages for full-time equivalent in 2014 was "just" 2.17 compared with an OECD average of 3.46 and P50/P10 is 1.50 compared 1.70 across OECD countries).