Sentence examples for images that display from inspiring English sources

Östlund and Lanthimos both film with a repertory of precise, bright, fixed-frame images that display the dramatic events with a hyperclarity of ostensibly unimpeachable realism.

Among the above, [43, 49], beyond estimation of phase parameters, have also used their transforms as joint TCR representations or distributions in the form of two-dimensional (2-D) images that display ICR curves of analyzed signals.

The motion of the grid is then represented using a series of these intensity based images that display the change in positions of the segments according to each track angular velocity to give an optical effect of the rotation.

When dealing with data sets that have a small number of values at each point/voxel (e.g., convexity, sulcal depth, curvature or T1-weighted MR images that display structural information, beta maps that summarize the response to various stimuli in a controlled experimental paradigm, etc).

Whore!" It's a brilliant, simple montage of sound and image that displays both the price of a woman's public recognition and the enduring effect of the abuse that it all too often entails.

Figure 3a shows an SEM image that displays the morphology of the entire SiN membrane of the TEM window grid.

Instead of directly plotting the edges, CPD shows an image that displays how the edges distribute on the disc enveloped by the layout circle.

Because our goal in grain segmentation was to find reasonable contrast to recognize the grain contour, we merged the hue and saturation images to reconstruct an intermediate image that displayed better separation of grains from background using the following equation.

A description of the toxin's biological activity is provided at the top of the page followed by a dynamically generated image that displays the mature toxin sequence along with information about disulfide bond connectivities, pharmacophore residues, and post-translational modifications.

These results are encoded into optically processed images that directly display values of the measured morphometric parameters at each pixel within the field of view (Fig. 1 inset 3).

The spectacular 60-foot-long Kodak Colorama images that were displayed in Grand Central Terminal in New York from 1950 to 1990 can now be seen, again, near their original location.