Sentence examples for image fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The puzzle-piece ingredients of Al Souza's "Topsy-Turvy" are a familiar form of image fragmentation, but his jigsawed views are reorganized abstractly, making nonsense of the impulse to sort out the jumbled visual information.

Identity development can be described as a continuum with an identity diffusion (incoherent self-image, self-fragmentation) at one end and an integrated personal identity at the other end [ 21].

Multiple images capture the fragmentation of our postmodern world, with its sense that truth is often subjective.

Figure 11 Fragmentation methodology.

Image analysis of DNA fragmentation confirmed that the increase in drug concentrations was associated with enhanced optical density of DNA bands corresponding to shorter fragments (180 900 bp; Figure 6A).

There happened significant damages on mitochondrial cristae in case of 5 min plasma-exposed H460, which may come from mitochondrial swelling, as shown in Figure 3. Structural change of mitochondrial cristae in MRC5 seemed little in TEM images, although they showed fragmentation in fluorescence microscope, as shown in Figure 3d.

For example, while cell quantification suggests that Spire1C overexpression induces mitochondrial fragmentation, the images presented in the manuscript (e.g. in Figure 5) either show normal or even elongated mitochondria.

A hybrid approach based on the top-level fragmentation of an image from the nuclear analysis was chosen, where the segmentation was halted at the level of groups of contiguous connected pixels.

Figure 1 shows some representative cell images with different levels of fragmentation of mitochondria.

Figure 2 shows some example cell images of mitochondria at different fragmentation stages.

To reach it in the Tretyakov, you have to trek through rooms of traditional Russian painting and past a great many more modern canvases filled with images subjected to semi-cubist fragmentation.