Sentence examples for inherent color from inspiring English sources
Motivated by the interactive segmentation methods, e.g., GrabCut [25], we utilize the inherent color Gaussian mixture model (GMM) in the image to update the object likelihoods.
Using the advantages of both techniques (directional and diffuse), it was possible to design an algorithm that can preserve edges and fine details of video frames besides maintaining their inherent color, improving the preservation of the texture of the colors versus results obtained by the comparative algorithms.
When the lungs restored their inherent color, the white metastasis deposits could be assessed by macroscopic observation.
The flour of pumice used for the removal of existing extrinsic stain (to determine the inherent color of the specimen), does impart a quantifiable polish to the specimen surface and it is similar to the prophylaxis paste used for dental cleanings in the dental office.
The painting seems at first a celebration of the energy inherent in color and pattern.
The colloidal solutions of citrate-capped gold nanoparticles had inherent red color accompanied by the presence of localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) band [22, 23] in absorption spectrum with intensive maxima at λ = 519 nm (Fig. 3).
The intensity of the inherent yellow color of lumefantrine as well as the orange/red product of an artemether/sulfuric acid reaction product is assessed using image analysis software.
The Strauss, though, was played with all the grandeur and color inherent in it.
As compared to all other natural silk fibers, muga silk possesses unique properties such as inherent natural golden color, highest tensile strength, high durability, stain free and moisture absorbent qualities, anti-flammable and anti-bacterial properties, biocompatibility, etc. [9, 10, 11].
It's not always a clean, focussed tone, but it has force, color, and inherent musicality.
The application of fuzzy rules to pixels allows a better preservation of the inherent characteristics of the color images.
