"image fragment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a part of an image that has been divided or cut away from the rest of the image. For example, "The image fragment showed a group of people standing in the corner of the room."
It is possible to determine accurate geometry of the heterostructure by its cross section ABCD (see Fig. 8а), whose scanning image fragment is shown in Fig. 9.
The within-category confusion can be dealt with probabilistic patch descriptors, which encodes the appearance of an image fragment, and the variability within a category [101].
Furthermore, a similar image fragment is found and copied to current unknown location, where a fragment is a circular neighborhood, and its radius is defined adaptive to its underlying structure.
This DRAM memory is slower than the shared memory; therefore, before starting the computations, all the threads of a block load the required image fragment in the shared memory.
More precisely, participants were asked to judge whether the single image fragment displayed at a time was a face fragment or not.
On each trial, a cross was presented in the center of the screen for 400 ms followed by an image fragment for 250 ms. A black screen replaced the stimulus until the participant made a response signaling the end of a trial.
The title, Shrapnel, throws up another image – fragments flying through the air after an explosion, threatening injury and destruction.
Ms. Nelson lifts her image fragments from artists like Albrecht Altdorfer, J. M. W. Turner and Thomas Cole, as well as the photographer O. Winston Link, from whom she copied plumes of locomotive smoke.
Lifting image fragments and decorative motifs from many different sources, Ms. Cheng paints glowing symmetrical compositions like mystic mandalas on medium-large canvases.
Shadowy image fragments are visible on the film, which has a reflective sheen that twinkles in the light, like phosphorescent starfish swimming in a night sea.
At the other end of the exhibition, after climbing a staircase decorated with a portrait drawn in black tape whose image fragments as you ascend, another crazy machine rattles away.
