Sentence examples for different kinds of artifacts from inspiring English sources
The two are typically characterized by different kinds of artifacts each produces.
As a result, there is an increasing demand for the technique video enhancement, which aims at improving videos' visual qualities, while endeavoring to repress different kinds of artifacts.
Lateral transfers are, of course, also instances of transmission though they cross the categories that users perceive as different kinds of artifacts.
Atomic force microscopy images are usually affected by different kinds of artifacts due to either the microscope design and operation mode or external environmental factors.
In this chapter, using pCloud (an extensively used online cloud storage service) as a case study, and we elaborate on different kinds of artifacts retrievable during a forensic examination.
This accuracy was obtained in realistic clinical imaging conditions in which image quality may have been suboptimal and different kinds of artifacts can occur such as incomplete vessel flushing, eccentricity of the catheter, tangential signal dropout or motions artifacts [ 16, 40].
"Books are a different kind of artifact," he said.
However, video compression typically produces different kinds of visual artifacts than transmission errors.
The sources of noise are numerous including different kinds of motion artifacts and physiological noise with complex patterns.
Although numerous contrast enhancement methods have been proposed, most of them are unable to automatically produce satisfactory results for different kinds of low-contrast videos, and may generate ringing artifacts in the vicinity of the edges "washed-out" artifacts [12] when having monochromic background or noise over enhancement artifacts.
In many of these different applications, for example, the ones based on biopotentials, such as electro- and magnetoencephalogram, electromyogram or electrocardiogram (ECG), it is usual to consider the observations as a linear combination of different kinds of biological signals, in addition to some artifacts and noise due to the recording system.
