Sentence examples for image association from inspiring English sources
As an introduction to the associative capability of our Associative-ART architecture we have constructed an initial image association experiment with 20 unique inputs and 22 associations among the inputs.
A three-part collage of sounds and images with a tragic view of history, it is a pointed exercise in word and image association whose first and best section takes place aboard a cruise ship.
The Olympics image association was most uneven in the beer industry, according to CTR.
Constructing the iconic codebook through a combination of keyframe-based processing and our aggressive reduction of the image association space will inevitably compromise completeness.
In the primary IMAGE association results, ATXN1 has 25 SNPs with P-value <0.05, and most of them are located in the second intron of ATXN1, nearby an alternative splicing region.
In the primary IMAGE association results, TRIM31 has 23 SNPs with P-value <0.05 and most of them are located in the 5′ region and in intron 1 of TRIM31.
We had hoped for a proper debate about policies, but instead watched a fight over image, associations, and who could be more populist.
In this memoir we get to know members of Stavans's family, their languages and shared secrets and the way in which his relationships with them are bound up in word and image associations.
U.S. residents, recruited from a consumer panel, completed surveys assessing image associations, emotional reactions, and cognitive beliefs about energy sources and support for increased reliance on energy sources and local siting of energy facilities.
Going forward, we will explore the use of recent efficiency-driven pairwise geometric verification methods, e.g., [38, 39], to expand the scope of image associations within our streaming framework.
"Based on these motivations, sponsors might threaten to withdraw their support for clubs who sign Ched Evans if they believe that the resulting image associations of the club do not fit with the way that they want their brand/company to be perceived".
