Sentence examples for inaccurate image from inspiring English sources
The ignorance and turmoil in the Middle East give an inaccurate image of Islam".
The disease has historically been hard to diagnose, despite the popular, but inaccurate, image of fingers and toes dropping off victims.
Novel ground truth evaluation studies were designed to identify the DEM errors, which resulted from a combination of calibration errors, inaccurate image rectifications and stereo-matching errors.
Dr. Frohoff said dolphin swim programs were partly to blame for some of these incidents because they foster, she said, an inaccurate image of the dolphin as a tail-wagging pet, à la Flipper.
This method uses the features of a convolutional neural network (CNN) in combination with superpixel segmentation to address inaccurate image alignment and it also enables change detection with pixel-level accuracy.
And those bellicose pundits will inevitably squeeze every drop of righteous anger and fear from this failed Times Square plot, in order to promote a dangerously inaccurate image of an Islamic monolith comprising 1.5 billion diverse individuals as having an innate homicidal aversion to "our freedoms".
A recent piece in The Atlantic pointed out that "what makes the persistence of these tired and inaccurate images even worse is that we're living in an era of brilliant book design (including this lovely, type-only cover for Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Americanah)." But this trend doesn't only affect books about Africa.
For decades, abortion opponents have trotted out gory, sometimes inaccurate, images of aborted fetuses.
Although national crime rates have plummeted in recent years, a report to be released today argues that violence and crime dominate media reports, creating unwarranted fear and reinforcing inaccurate images of young people and ethnic minorities.
An obvious challenge of functional MRI and DTI is inaccurate image-to-patient mapping as well as brain shifts during surgery, which makes adjustments necessary during surgery to maintain accuracy.
It is that all three combine forces to produce an unfair and inaccurate overall image of crime in America.
