Sentence examples for daylight illuminated from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, Ratnasingam et al. [12] investigated the possibility of optimising the spectral responses of the image sensors to improve the quality of the illuminant invariant features that can be obtained from daylight illuminated scenes using pixel-level colour constancy algorithms.

In this article, we present an investigation of possible improvement of the colour constant reflectance features that can be obtained from daylight illuminated scenes using pixel-level colour constancy algorithms (model-based algorithm: S Ratnasingam, S Collins, J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 27, 286 294 (2010) and Projection-based algorithm: GD Finlayson, MS Drew, IEEE ICCV, 2001, pp. 473 480).

Based on this evidence an approach for improving the performance of colour constancy algorithms that can be obtained from daylight illuminated scenes is proposed based upon the observed variation of the correlated colour temperature (CCT) of measured daylight with solar elevation and date.

The fire shone as brightly as daylight, illuminating everything — "red, just red, pure bright light, red raw," Ackerman said.

Adverse : the background of the scene is non-uniform and daylight illuminates the scene  .

Adverse : the background of the scene is non-uniform and daylight illuminates the scene.

They enter the house with a few men, and find that it is lit from glass windows in the ceiling, so that the daylight illuminates the room and there are no shadows to be seen due to this.

Out in the parking lot, he seemed jittery and mole-like; I felt my belief in him diminish, as if the bright daylight had illuminated his mere mortalness.

This method would therefore seem to be particularly useful for scenes illuminated by daylight in the middle of the day.

Oxidation of pyrrole and its subsequent polymerisation is merely promoted by the electrode surface illuminated by daylight during oxidation reduction cycle.

This further leads to that the ratios of linear sRGB pixel values of surfaces illuminated by daylight (in non-shadow regions) to those illuminated by skylight (in shadow regions) equal to a constant in each channel.