Sentence examples for effect of the compressed from inspiring English sources

The proposed NECI method is inspired by a computational model of multi-scale Retinex [12, 13], while an additional logarithm function is applied to mask image (estimation of background using Retinex filter) for local contrast calculation to avoid introducing halo effect or amplifying blocking or ringing effect of the compressed image.

It is an operation of some delicacy, because the flotation effect of the compressed air adds a further element of instability to the monolith, and a blow (sudden leakage of air) under the cutting edge may result in flooding of the working chamber.

The rapid opening and reliable reclosing of a PSV are of great importance and are strongly determined by the coupling effect of the compressed spring and the fluid flow through the chamber region, which is mainly determined by the shape and the size of the disc and adjusting ring.

Often this has the effect of compressing the distance between stations in the outer area of the system, and expanding distances between those close to the center.

The increase in energy release is due to two effects: the increase in surface area and the increase in the density of the compressed material.

This censoring has the effect of compressing the actual grade distribution.

In the case of masonry walls reinforced with surface-applied non-prestressed composite strips, experimental research has proved that the reinforcing effect is not unambiguously and expressly positive, unlike the confinement effect of concentrically compressed columns.

A negative effect of compressing the mid-tone can be observed in the part of the image where there are trees.

Because synchronized and desynchronized sleep are, at least in animal models, accompanied by no changes or an increase of hepatic blood flow [ 31, 32], it can also be excluded that hepatic blood flow regulation during sleep masked the effect of the hot compress.

Joshua Wiener, of the Urban Institute, in Washington, estimates that under assumptions of "low disability" — that is, if changes in medical care and in the health of the elderly have the effect of compressing morbidity — in the four-year period between 2016 and 2020 America will spend a hundred and thirty-four billion dollars (in constant dollars) on long-term care for the elderly.

The only serious flaw is the amount of space given over to his interviewees, a decision which must have had the effect of making him compress his own judgements.