Sentence examples for enlargement of the structuring from inspiring English sources

For the IRCCyN/IVC DIBR database, the MP-PSNR performances show improvement with enlargement of the structuring element.

For the MCL-3D database, there is just a slight improvement of MP-PSNR performances with the enlargement of the structuring element.

However, the thickness of the metal coating in one case, and the tip convolution effect on the other, may equally result in an artifactual enlargement of the structures, so that the beads may be significantly smaller.

Reforms are of course necessary for a better institutional framework; enlargement of the present structure of 10,000 first-instance judges; and adequate professional training of personnel, so that the judiciary is equipped for the challenges placed before it.

Finally the impact of an enlargement of the dependence structure is discussed, in the contest of a geographical area sub-portfolios analysis now relevant to determine the risk contributions of subgroups under the presence of a wider dependence structure.

As the mushroom matures, the pressure caused by the enlargement of the internal structures cause the peridium to tear and the fruit body rapidly emerges from the "egg".

Later stages of barbel development (>15 17.5 mm SL; Fig. 3E) involve elongation and enlargement of the previous structures.

This phenotype included enlargement of the acinar structures and was dependent on functional ITAM in these proteins (Katz et al, 2005; Grande et al, 2006).

As in all types of ASDs, surgical closure of the defect is indicated in those patients with a hemodynamically significant shunt that causes enlargement of the right heart structures.

It is conceivable that such accumulation and enlargement of the vesicle/vacuole-like structures could be the result of a blockade en route to their destruction.

This has been named senescence-associated β-galactosidase (SA- β-Gal) and it is thought to be a consequence of the enlargement in the structures of lysosome in senescent cells, without having a known role in the establishment or maintenance of the phenotype.