Sentence examples for image derived from inspiring English sources

It's Trist's way of measuring depredation against a more benign image derived from literature.

"We use the word Chimera metaphorically to refer to an image derived as a composition of other images," he writes.

The image derived from minute silver halide crystals is discontinuous in structure.

The film ends with Harel dancing the tango with a woman a head taller than him, achieving, however perfunctorily, the human contact he craves - an image derived from a Houellebecq poem.

The image derived from the Hesychast meditative posture of focusing the eyes on a spot below the chest in order to heighten the mystical experience.

Text in a digital image derived, for example, from an urban scene (e.g., a city street scene) often provides information about the displayed scene or location.

(a) probe-derived IFs; (b) manually sampled IFs; (c) image-derived IFs.

The errors in CBF due to these delay and dispersion factors may also reduce accuracy when obtaining image-derived input functions [20] because errors in both measured and image-derived input lead to differences in CBF values.

AIF arterial sample-based input function, IDIF image-derived input function.

Image-derived blood radioactivity was lower than blood sampling radioactivity data by 20%%.

Image-derived input functions showed improved agreement with arterial measurements after a scale correction.