Sentence examples for generic image from inspiring English sources

Rather than treating phase contrast microscopy images as general natural images and applying generic image processing techniques on them, we propose to study the optical properties of the phase contrast microscope to model its image formation process.

To advance these imaging techniques we developed a generic image analysis package that, for the first time, automatically segments regions in photographic images that require unique concentration calibration curves due to varying porous media properties or lighting nonuniformities.

She wrote: Shortly afterward, Representative Ron Paul of Texas, who is a Republican presidential candidate, posted on Twitter as well: The T.S.A. said that Mr. Paul had been screened by a version of its millimeter-wave body-imaging device that uses a generic image of a passenger and, if it detects any anomaly, puts a yellow box on the body area that requires greater scrutiny.

And the reason is that the manufacturer, Rapiscan Systems, a division of OSI Systems Inc., would fail to meet a Congressional deadline of June 1 requiring that all airport body-imaging machines be fitted with software that "produces a generic image of the individual being screened".

In photographs, Centre Village doesn't look like the generic image of social housing.

Our future work is focused on extending this framework for generic image parsing.

These generic images, of unspecified places that merely provide a general idea of places rather than a clear identification of them, have the same effect as the music on the soundtrack they dictate over-all emotion and undercut specificity.

You may also select from a library of generic images available from the "Image" tab.

Stock photography involves a photographer taking generic images of models and then tagging the images in order to sell them to advertising companies.

Each piece simulates a cheap plastic store sign with generic images, words printed on Plexiglas and a section with changeable plastic letters.

In other pictures you feel condescension masquerading as social sympathy, as in generic images of emaciated women — drug addicts, no doubt — sitting exhaustedly on stoops.