All the bacterial cells in the images were selected individually using the freehand selection tool of the software.
In imaging sessions with reduced slice thickness, three images were selected.
Images were selected from a frame scan acquisition.
Five images were selected randomly under a microscope for each well.
Two Landsat images were selected, one from 2003, the other from 2017.
A fixed subset of 144 images were selected from the overall IAPS dataset to cover the range of available valence (positive, neutral, and negative) and emotional arousal ratings.
Another advantage over prior stimuli sets is that the initial images were selected based on computing methods as opposed to using face validity.
Seven key-pose images were selected for subsequent 3D to 2D bone model registration and six degrees-of-freedom (DOF) motions of syndesmosis were then calculated.
The images were selected by Evan H. Turner, retired director of the Cleveland Museum of Art, and coordinated for Philadelphia by Katherine Ware, curator of photographs in the museum's department of prints, drawings and photographs.
After the preprocessing and segmenting procedures, the images were selected according to their grayscale standard deviations of pixels and percentages of edge pixels in the luminance component.
Reprinted from the original negatives stored in a climate-controlled room, the images were selected by Ms. Johnson Rice, who spent months poring over her father's original commissions.
