Sentence examples for edge definition from inspiring English sources

The square contains the National War Memorial and the National Arts Centre, yet is a weak public space due to weak edge definition, animation, and spatial enclosure.

We propose an approach of elongated region-based analysis for 2D road extraction from high-resolution imagery, which is suitable for MSI, and is insensitive to conventional edge definition.

Using the optimized mask, electrodeposition was used to prepare coils of around 15-μm thick, with good edge definition and low electrical resistance, matching with the optimum simulated values.

Smaller tip diameters provide improved lesion edge definition for a given lateral sampling; for a given indenter tip, closer lateral sampling also improves lesion edge definition.

The quality is presumed to be superior, as well, thanks to a detailing agent that enhances edge definition.

"Whereas other techniques try to blend pictures and you end up with blurred effects as a result — you lose edge definition.

To get a good picture of the impact of cell-edge definition on performance, we use and compare four threshold values for each network, see Table 1, such that the cell-edge zones form 3, 5, 7, and 10% of the total service area, respectively.

Electron-beam (e-beam) lithography at a low energy can efficiently write deoxygenated micro-patterns on graphene oxide (GO) films with high edge-definition.

R. K. Darst, D. R. Reichman, P. Ronhovde and Z. Nussinov, An edge density definition of overlapping and weighted graph communities.

The CIPD advises those in the service to attain a qualification to give them the edge and definition within their role as well as looking for career anchors".

Figure 4 Power exponent of the edge weight definition.