Sentence examples for image peculiarities from inspiring English sources

We present examples of analysis of Galileo SSI, Cassini ISS and Venus Express VIRTIS observations covering a large range of image peculiarities.

Meanwhile, lossy compression of noisy images has certain peculiarities.

In this image, "The Essence or Peculiarity of Man Is to Comprehend a Whole, the 15th of December 1858," Mr. Lunn wears a voluminous toga, one hand raised to his gray beard, his head shown in profile.

More specifically, the new methods are used to deal with problems associated with background subtraction (foreground object detection), and removing shadows and peculiarities from images of faces.

Much like low-fi instant images, these paintings retain peculiarities that are not seen through the naked eye.

In order to take advantage of the peculiarities of color image data (presence of duplicate samples, limited range, and sparsity), the same data reduction strategy used in WSM is incorporated into FCM.

Transtromer prefers still, pared-down arrangements that rely more on image and tone than, say, peculiarities of diction or references to local culture.

The only celebrity who defies easy packaging is Elizabeth Taylor, shown laughing as she flips off an imagined paparazzo — just as she flouted Hollywood protocol in her lifetime, supporting fellow actors with AIDS, or an embattled Michael Jackson, who is shown here in a soft-focus image that assuages the jolting peculiarity of his surgically transformed face.

The proposed technique has the ability to adapt to the peculiarities of each document images database since the features are adjustable.

Since the studies of visual quality for lossy compressed noisy images are at their initial stage, we have decided to restrict ourselves by analyzing grayscale images without a necessity to consider peculiarities of HVS dealing with color perception.

There aren't any specs to dissect just yet, but the image offers up more than its share of peculiarities to mull.