"expected image" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the predetermined or anticipated visual representation or concept of something. Example: The advertisement successfully conveyed the brand's expected image of luxury and sophistication.
Efferent copy is an expected image generated before we move.
If the retrieved image x i = 1, 2,…, n belongs to same category as that of the query image then we say the system has appropriately identified the expected image else the system fails to find the expected image.
This requires a predefined person setup which is given as an expected image position of the person's head.
We assume the total expected image distortion to be the sum of the expected distortion for each image substream [31].
The higher the value of the similarity index, the higher the similarity of the recovered image to the expected image.
We also expected image quality to be better out of that 5-megapixel rear camera, but it simply can't compete with the iPhone's 8-megapixel shooter.
The expected images of women plopping down into splits or striking contortionist poses are modified into those of expressive grace.
The first sign of trouble with GOES-13, the primary East coast satellite, emerged late last Wednesday when it failed to relay expected images, NOAA reports showed.
The society's Everest Archive, begun in the 1850's, includes the expected images of eerily beautiful mountain expanses, dogged climbers and variegated Tibetan monasteries (some since destroyed by the Chinese), all of which resonate with historical and cultural interest.
Firstly, through a questionnaire survey, we deduced that the five most expected images perceived in micro-electronic products are: (i) high-technology, (ii) efficiency, (iii) lightness and handiness, (iv) nobility, and (v) delicacy.
Among these is "An Illustrated Guide to 'The Lost Symbol,' " edited by John Weber, which has the expected images of the capital and others pertaining to scenes from the novel.
