Sentence examples for high level of image from inspiring English sources

In the Snodgrass and Vanderwart set, some objects were not very familiar (e.g., a lion) but reached a high level of image agreement.

These soft tissues were in some cases also reported to contain high levels of image noise.

By applying the same kind of advancements in sensor design and image processing technology as the recently introduced EOS 50D camera, but at higher resolution and with larger pixels, the EOS 5D Mark II achieves the highest level of image quality of any EOS Digital SLR released to date.

A number of lessons are drawn from the reported cryptanalysis of RCES, consequently suggesting some common principles for ensuring a high level of security of an image encryption scheme.

Velocity vectors are calculated for both elbows and hands (4 points × 3 dimensions) since these points exhibit high level of motion on the image streams, and hence, they carry characteristic behavioral information of the subject.

Flat representations of time often exhibit a high level of data compression into one image and possibly unrealistic co-localization of entities that exist at different time points.

The high level of background noise in an image can also lead to broken and fuzzy neurites (e.g. Fig. 2A).

8 23 In our study, MSM who train in gyms expressed a high level of concern over their body image and believed that the results of their training enhanced their physical and sexual prowess.

Waitzman et al., gaining minimum differences (measuring error below 5%) in direct measurements of osseous structures on CT images of skulls, demonstrated the high level of credibility of measurements on CT images [ 36].

The method is based on a mapping of column thicknesses with a high level of precision from single unfiltered images, in conjunction with the utilization of symmetry information pertinent to the unit cell of the material under investigation.

This high level of altruism and related self-image may indicate that participants are more likely to put others' needs ahead of their own and are therefore unwilling to be seen as needing support themselves.