Sentence examples for handling of image from inspiring English sources

Image compressors improve the handling of image data in image-processing systems.

Parts of the computational core and the graphical user interface of the Image Processing Library and Toolkit IPLT (Philippsen et al., 2007) have been incorporated into OpenStructure to offer versatile handling of image data with support for various algorithms in one, two and three dimensions.

"Thanks to Mr. Stevens's brilliant structure and handling of images, every scene and every moment is a pleasure.

But by the force of its marketing campaign (backed by General Motors), and also by the force of its storytelling and handling of images, "Jazz" will fix in the minds of millions of Americans a particular set of notions when the word jazz is uttered: A serious and heroic undertaking.

"For years, one of our most requested feature areas has been related to improved handling of images and annotation capabilities," Libin wrote in a blog post about the motivation behind the acquisition.

2.2.1's patch notes only promise a less finicky Safari (and boy did it need it) and a bug fix for Camera Roll's handling of images saved through the Mail application.

But last week, in its intelligent and restrained handling both of images and facts, it looked like a newspaper worthy of this year's Pulitzer glory.

Additionally, the way in which we handle licensing of images is also a point of difference.

We provide an in-depth investigation into our OTO architecture based on the Taylor expansion, which shows that these two kinds of information can be fused in a nonlinear scheme to gain more capacity of handling complicated image compression artifacts, especially the blocking effect in compression.

Paint.NET is moderately capable of handling advanced image manipulation (the type seen in many "Photoshop contests" around the web), but the results will generally look amateurish compared to GIMP's results.

Considering that grids are usually slightly bent, z-stacks have to be recorded at each position in order to obtain in-focus images, which greatly increases the time needed for the imaging and handling of the images.