Sentence examples for image expansion from inspiring English sources

Update: And here's what I meant by Twitter advertisers being served by this image expansion feature.

However, it has inevitable limitations such as the image expansion and distortion and the blurring of superimposed anatomical structures.

The overall result is an image expansion using basic elements like contour segments, and thus called contourlet transform, which is implemented by a pyramidal directional filter bank (PDFB) [15].

As an effective solution, a method based on the eigenvalues decomposition and the speech signal time-frequency representation is presented in Section 4. The fast Hermite projection method has been introduced for image expansion into a Fourier series by using an orthonormal system of Hermite functions [21, 22].

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed on T2-weighted MR images, expansion of the marrow cavity of the affected phalanx, filled with heterogeneous signal intensity, consisting of a peripheral portion of higher signal intensity and a central portion of relatively low signal intensity (Fig. 2).

These experiments provide two mechanisms for overestimation of infarct size by early gadolinium-enhanced images: expansion of the extracellular space (oedema) and differential wash-in/wash-out kinetics between salvaged and infarcted myocardium.

In image processing context, dynamic range expansion which is also named (normalization) is a procedure that alters the range of pixel intensity values, wherein it is applied on images with poor gray-level dynamic range.

The average accuracy when combing these images (signature expansion, B1) was higher and less variable (mean = 0.73, standard deviation = 0.06) than the accuracies obtained with single-image classification of the early and late images.

In addition to the superior and middle temporal gyrus, the bilateral SI and secondary somatosensory cortex (SII) were also involved in the perception of body images and expansions in width.

Image Number of coloursbefore expansion Number of coloursafter expansion Expansion rate Distortiondue to expansion     Hill 149509 163513 163993 64.21 dB 66.20 dB Mandrill 662895 663023 663023 62.05 dB 66.20 dB Table 2 The size of the largest clusters before and after cluster expansion.

Figure 15 Reconstruction of the specimen surface at three stages of expansion, image no.