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Subjects also rated image visibility using the PAS, after each trial.

The clarity of text in the digital reader is obviously a priority, but image visibility is also very important.

Each trial started with a fixation cross presented for 200 ms, followed by three repeats of a sequence of target images and masks (the sequence was repeated three times to allow for better processing of the masked scene and increase its signal63), and then a judgment of image visibility using the PAS.

There have also been many other single image visibility enhancement algorithms proposed lately, such as [13 15].

"We're getting to a point where image visibility is more potent--it's not just the money you earn," explained Ivan Bart, President at IMG Models, when discussing the Highest-Paid Models ranking.

Also, new contrast mechanisms, such as Doppler OCT and polarization-sensitive OCT (PS-OCT), have been used to enhance the image visibility of several ocular structures, such as the trabecular meshwork [ 23, 26].

Figure 9 Watermarked image using visibility rule and its amplified difference from the original.

Through inverse operation for Equation (3), so the final image after visibility enhancement is acquired as J ( x ) = I ( x ) − B ( x ) / 1 − B ( x ) / A (4).

Thus, to cover the case of overlapping areas, it would be more appropriate to describe embedding in an iterative manner Figure 8 Watermarked image without visibility rule and its amplified difference from the original.

United Nations Public Service Awards The United Nations Public Service Awards recognizes the institutional contribution made by public servants to enhance the role, professionalism, image and visibility of the public service (ECOSOC decision 2000/231).

The purpose of the hole in the samples was to decrease the forces to similar levels as previously obtained during shearing in the experimental set-up (Gustafsson et al. 2016b; Gustafsson et al. 2016a) with a maintained image area and visibility of the imaged surface.