Sentence examples for expense of image from inspiring English sources

But this comes at the expense of image resolution.

That is, scanning speed can be increased only at the expense of image quality.

However, this comes at the expense of image quality inherent to warping techniques.

Parameter estimation, particularly of higher-order statistical terms, is improved by using a larger neighbourhood size, but at the expense of image resolution and the introduction of class mixture effects at the boundaries.

The pinholes were opened to record sections approximately with 20-μm thickness, and the microscope settings were selected for minimal acquisition times at the expense of image quality.

The detector pixel size was 0.05 mm and up to 4×4 pixels could be combined through pixel binning, in order to speed image acquisition (at the expense of image resolution).

Within the company, Ridge said, he is part of a six-person team that attends to McIlroy, who aspires to become an icon, but not at the expense of his image.

It coddles its own at the expense of its image.

Character, script, story line at the expense of the image, explication at the expense of mystery, display at the expense of secrets, construction at the expense of creation are the province of the series, and their popularity — with critics as well — comes from their reactionary adoption of the values not of the classic cinema but of the cinema that was already mediocre in the classic age.

The MD method yields high processing frame rate (see Table 5) at the expense of disparity image quality (see Fig. 3).

Zack O'Malley Greenburg of Forbes commented that despite widespread criticism of "chasing YouTube views and record sales at the expense of her image", the "new Cyrus" appears "marketable as ever".