Sentence examples for image which could from inspiring English sources

Cayman is keen to clean up its image, which could be why they let me in.

The transmitted JPEG has a much lower resolution than the source image, which could lead to problems.

In a 3-D program, that would appear as a double image, which could be fixed with a software update if DirecTV agreed.

A sky radiance model and interpolation are used to create the above-canopy image which could alternatively be obtained with a second sensor.

Either way, this is a shockingly irresponsible image which could lead the nation's teens to get up to all sorts of spoon-related mayhem (you could have someone's eye out, etc)!

In this sense, the company could argue that Zynga has infringed a dramatic work, rather than a single still image, which could lead to a copyright claim – but again, it would depend on the uniqueness of the sequence in question.

However, it would be much more convenient and feasible if normal computer camera could record images, which could be used to obtain human thermal physiology signals.

The few images which could still be acquired indicated that coral coverage was indeed higher in the section mapped by Huvenne et al.7.7

The FFT-based method can calculate the material properties by directly using real microstructure images, which could avoid conformal meshing geometry and assembling stiffness matrix similar as FEM.

Computational photography includes the development of purely software based methods that seek to process multiple images (which could be taken with even a traditional camera) to produce a new type of image or scene representation.

Small cameras placed around the cabin and cockpit would collect video images, which could be beamed over a plane's radio to the seat-back monitor of a sky marshal, security services on the ground or a computer on the desk of the secretary of homeland security.