Sentence examples for image overlapping from inspiring English sources
Based on eccentric image overlapping, the source image is cropped at the prospective interface along the minimum error path and placed over the target background image.
Through image overlapping, the sensitivity drop was compensated, and the image enhancement was realized as described in our previous work [ 8, 21].
The moment I saw her wash her hands in the bathroom, the image overlapped with the prostitutes washing themselves at the bidet in my mind, and inevitably she became another candidate for my "ritual".
In the latest up for comparison, The Company, Robert Altman has brought his formidable form of ensemble acting, widescreen images, overlapping dialogue and feeling for groups of people as semi-dysfunctional families, to bear on the Joffrey Ballet troupe of Chicago.
To remove these artifacts from the denoised images overlapping patches are extracted from the noisy image which are combined together with the help of (3).
Besides being a necessary step to construct the X-axis of auditory images, overlapping between two consecutive blocks is also a radical means to alleviate the time-domain desynchronization between the original and the extracted fingerprint calculated later.
The transducer is attached to a computer-guided mechanical arm, and images acquired in longitudinal rows (acquiring transverse images), overlapping 7 to 10 mm to ensure complete coverage.
Some of these images overlap with one another and give rise to stereo-pairs.
All the images overlapped one onto the next, creating weird shapes and complex layers, and revealing more about my new neighborhood than a thousand words.
Where the retinal images overlap, stereoscopic perception is possible and the two fields, in this region, are combined into a single three-dimensional percept.
To get that three-dimensional effect, each scene must be shot with two cameras -- mimicking the pair of eyes that give viewers their depth perception -- and then projected with the two images overlapped.
