Sentence examples for image useful from inspiring English sources

ThingLink, which allows anyone to add clickable tags to any web image (useful for brands) and Savalanche, a Finnish social shopping startup, are today launching a new image-based social shopping model.

To reason about the meaning of an image, useful information should be provided with that image; however, images often contain little to no textual information about the objects they are depicting, which is the precise reason why there is a need for CBIR systems that exploit only the correlations present in the raw pixel data.

Furthermore, users are able to customize the degree of background subtraction by applying a multiplier to each correction image, useful for identification of objects such as nuclei or cell borders.

Heywang's reports were followed closely by those of Kaiser and Zeitler [ 3], who also found contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance images useful in breast cancer diagnosis but by using a very different technique.

3D tree models were used to visualize a tree at any age, generating realistic landscape images useful for demonstrating long-term changes in the cultural landscape to non-experts.

The article discusses images' useful bearing on the progress of Jayul implementation and draws implications for the governance of Korean fisheries and worldwide.

MRI signal is isointense to subcutaneous fat on all sequences, with fat suppressed images useful in distinguishing from haemorrhagic or proteinaceous lesions.

For pavement crack images, useful information exists only in the region containing cracks, but this region is usually quite small compared to the whole image, especially when the pavement condition is in a general good state.

Using this low-dose spiral CT protocols, clinicians could have the possibility to acquire high-quality images useful for a more accurate diagnosis, especially in the cases of difficult anatomical landmark identification[25].

But the more I see of Pakistan, the more I realize the iceberg image is useful -- because what you see popping out on the surface often bears little relation to what lurks below.

The intrinsic image is useful for shadow detection.