Sentence examples for image tendency from inspiring English sources

The image tendency is contained only in the residue and lasts IMFs.

Inhomogeneous illumination: since EMD extracts firstly the highest frequencies the first's modes generally correspond to the noise and image fine details and the image tendency is contained only in the residue and lasts IMFs.

The minimum error occurs when removing the first two IMFs, where the reconstruction is x t = ∑ i = 3 N c i t + r N t.   (3) Inhomogeneous illumination: since EMD extracts firstly the highest frequencies the first's modes generally correspond to the noise and image fine details and the image tendency is contained only in the residue and lasts IMFs.

The design system presented in this study enables a designer to predict the likely image tendencies of a designed product without the need to create and test a prototype model.

When it comes to something as fundamental as body image, this tendency veers from problematic to unhealthy.

The government-commissioned Sexualisation of Young People review found evidence to suggest a clear link between consumption of sexualised images, a tendency to view women as objects and the acceptance of aggressive attitudes and behaviours as the norm.

A government-commissioned sexualisation of young people review found there is evidence that suggests a clear link between consumption of sexualised images, a tendency to view women as objects and the acceptance of aggressive attitudes and behaviour as the norm".

According to the SLS data and TEM images, the tendency of 2 or 3 to form assemblies is comparable to that of 1, suggesting that the removal of glucosamine from 1 or the replacement aspartic acid (D) on 1 by glutamic acid (E) changes little with regard to the tendency for self-assembly.

That Virgin image has a tendency to crop up where repressed people begin publicly expressing the innate longing to be something more.

MTF values of the "fine view" processed image show a tendency to increase at spatial frequencies above 2.7 mm−1.

John de Fazio's full-size urinal with a Santa Claus head molded into its interior makes a bold statement about waste and consumerism, but too many other works are given over to more generalized forms of humanist image making, with tendencies to crafty illustration.