Sentence examples for digital adjustments from inspiring English sources
In the high-tech industry, we found that when companies conclude that their current model is not viable and must be fully adapted (versus making only marginal digital adjustments to the existing model), they digitally reinvent themselves 40% more often than the industry average.
Cue some retroactive digital adjustments – commie signage, uniforms, etc – a new opening voiceover, a couple of reshoots and, voila!
Khan later felt that the suits' conception had been a mistake since filming occurred during the day; digital adjustments to the suits brought "all the efforts to naught".
Images are presented after digital adjustment of curve levels (gamma) to maximize signal with ImageJ software.
They are image enhancement, digital filter design, adjustment of crossover errors, acoustic tomography, heat diffusion, curve fitting under a variety of norms, means of unit vectors, nonlinear curve fitting of spectral peaks, earthquake location, and vibrational eigenfrequency problem.
It can be used for tamper detection, but is fragile to some digital processing like contrast adjustment and brightness adjustment.
Both navigation systems also require sophisticated computer software, contained in logic chips, that constantly compares movements of the vehicle with the road data in the digital map, and makes adjustments to show the location of the car on the map (in addition to a dotted line that shows the recommended route).
Its stogie-coddling capabilities are impressive, too, including automatic climate adjustment with digital displays, and an audible alarm in case the thing is about to hit an iceberg or something.
Ros et al. proposed a platform for an HMD visual aid device implementing contrast adjustment, interpolated digital zoom and Sobel edge detection for rescaling edges onto a limited field of view [19].
Kodak didn't make the adjustment to digital technology and (excuse the pun) is nearly out of the picture.
If the mirror is not on target, it is repositioned by an electronic motor that emits an audible chirp with each adjustment, a digital pulse that telegraphs its position to the computer.
