Sentence examples for in the segmentation of from inspiring English sources
Though nuclei of isolated cells in high-quality acquisitions often are easy to segment, the problem lies in the segmentation of large numbers of nuclei with various characteristics under differing acquisition conditions in high-resolution scans of the complete microscope slides.
Texture Discrimination in the segmentation of cardiac tissues.
His Auntie Len taught him the beauty of numbers and that mathematics is reflected all around, in the spiral patterns of sunflower faces, in the segmentation of horsetail plants.
In Vedic India, the early period of Hinduism, when the priestly caste (Brahman) was vested in a particular tribe or special class, it occupied the primary place of importance in the segmentation of Hindu society.
Findings of this comparison indicate that the model introduced outperforms the other segmentation methods considering speed and F measure in the segmentation of static objects from time varying background models from video sequences.
Figure 8 shows inconsistencies in the segmentation of two successive frames.
In [14], the segmentation of masses by detection of concentric layers, using progressively lower average intensity, is proposed.
This shows that the proposed method can be efficiently executed, and it is faster than the other methods in finishing the segmentation of one tongue image.
Newspapers in their sales heyday in the 1960s reflected the segmentation of society in terms of social class: the leftish working class masses bought the Daily Mirror while the rightward-leaning working class bought the Daily Express.
In-line annotations include the segmentation of document's text into passages and optionally sentences.
In addition to the segmentation of the Jewish and Palestinian Arab com-munities, the government attempted to split the Palestinian Arab community into a number of smaller groups.
