Sentence examples for eroded image from inspiring English sources

(a) Original image; (b) dilated image and (c) eroded image.

In (b) the result of subtracting the eroded image from the original image is shown.

Subsequently, the work image is created by subtracting the eroded image from the original image, that is (1).

The standard morphological gradient (G m) is the full difference between the dilated and eroded image demonstrated by Equation 3. G m f = δ B f − ϵ B f (3).

In the MBP ED scheme, Fig. 3, a lower resolution image ( {mathit{mathsf{s}}}_{mathit{mathsf{j}}+mathsf{1}} ) is obtained by applying morphological operator erosion on the previous pyramid level image ( {mathit{mathsf{s}}}_{mathit{mathsf{j}}} ) and downsampling the eroded image by factor 2 on both image dimensions (1).

An eroded image was subtracted from a dilated image resulting in a boundary image containing only the boundary of the region of interest.

Bangalore, India's high-tech hub, is strangled daily by traffic that has already eroded its image.

Some financial service professionals believe that the current wave of auditing scandals has eroded the image of the nation's large auditing practices, opening doors for local and regional firms.

A passionate, tumultuous affair with the sultry Ava Gardner and subsequent divorce from first wife Nancy (who'd borne him three kids) further eroded his image and popularity.

People who are unable to hide their aging appearance can sometimes experience eroded self-image and a lack of self-esteem.

These extravagances, coupled with rumours of his close links to a number of key developers/builders, started to erode his image.