Sentence examples for dim images from inspiring English sources

The film, directed by Greg Harrison, shares much stylistically with "Memento": blurry and dim images, fast cuts accompanied by dissonant noise, and differing versions of the same event.

Since the Bright and Dim images were already known to differ in average intensity, we chose a distance measure which is independent of average intensity: NCC (see formula (1)).

When clustering with euclidean distance as the measure, we obtained three different clusters: one with all Bright images except B11 plus A23, A24; one with all All images except A21, A23 A25 and one with all Dim images plus A21, A25, B11.

The zero-delay lines were set at the top and bottom of the two single frames, which were near the corneal apex and the posterior pole of the crystalline lens, respectively, with almost half of the dim images being due to a drop in the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

In fact, the dim image reminds you why bulbs for standard projectors often cost more than this entire unit.

They are all "accessible," but most are a little tone-deaf, lacking in grandeur and majesty, replacing "through a glasse, darkly," for instance, with something along the lines of "like a dim image in a mirror".

Chris Weafer, chief strategist at UralSib Capital, an investment bank, said the decision would most likely be shrugged off in Moscow, though it would surely harm Russia's already dim image for investors.

He asked his scientific colleagues to think of their breakfast table and describe to him the vividness of their impressions, and found this ability varied markedly – some individuals could draw up a mental image just as brilliant as the scene itself, whereas others could only conjure up an extremely dim image, or none at all.

So going pico projector, you're already prepared for a dim image, or rather one that requires a dark room.

Now: Gamora, "Guardians of the Galaxy" Take a minute to adjust that dim image in your memory of "Crossroads" resident popular girl Kit, because she is indeed played by a young, not-yet-international-superstar Zoe Saldana.

Nolan has also criticised the dim image that 3D projection produces, and disputes that traditional film does not allow realistic depth perception, saying "I think it's a misnomer to call it 3D versus 2D.