Sentence examples for image principle from inspiring English sources

Then, by the compressed image principle and a matrix norm inequality, we offer an existence uniqueness condition and a fixed point iteration algorithm for the solution of the discrete algebraic Riccati equation.

Based on the image principle, indoor positioning technology can be divided into laser SLAM positioning [45] and machine vision positioning [46], and its principle is to model the indoor scene with laser radar or camera and then using machine vision matching algorithm to estimate location.

Based on the paraxial approximation, the magnification of an imaging system is given by M = d 2 / d 1, where d 1 and d 2 are the distances from the object plane to the object principle plane and from the image plane to the image principle plane, respectively.

According to the imaging principles, images of DTI and DWI can not only provide structural information but also contain physiological meanings [ 7].

The operation of the IMS is based on the image mapping principle, which has been detailed elsewhere [ 10, 11].

According to the image-source principle, all the obstacles that lie in the same half space of the image-source, are discarded during the visibility test.

Dr Lauterbur worked out how to make images in principle.

Yet Welles also used sound to complicate and even contradict the image, heeding principles that had been laid out by Sergei Eisenstein and other radical Soviet thinkers.

These metrics range over a variety of mathematical image processing principles but generally involve the measurement of some property of the fused image as it relates to how it was combined from the single-band image components (Hossny et al., 2013; Kekre et al., 2013; Raut et al., 2013; Wang et al., 2009).

Signs are arbitrary that "by their very nature have nothing in common with the designated subject matter, but have nevertheless been arbitrarily assumed as signs for it," such as the "articulated sounds of all languages, the letters, the hieroglyphic signs of the ancients, and some allegorical images" ("Main Principles"; Philosophical Writings, pp. 177 8).

Since the image could, in principle, be used to figure out what was inside the warhead, the host keeps it secret.