Sentence examples for larger resolution images from inspiring English sources

With increasing demands for larger resolution images, faster frame rates, and more processing requirements through advanced algorithms, it is becoming a major challenge to meet the ever-increasing desirable throughput.

They also come at minimal space penalty for the publication file due to the dynamic graphical rendition at reader's machine instead of downloading large high resolution images.

In September, Facebook started testing an upgrade that allows for larger, higher-resolution images, has the ability to "tag" or add keywords to photos in bulk, and adds a new photo viewer to better showcase images.

Long before the advent of the iPad, the architecture set up to show the imagery and words gave a glimpse of how fluid, interactive and just plain gorgeous history and travel books would look in the coming world of electronic tablets, with links to essays, maps and processions of large, high-resolution images that scroll horizontally across the screen.

Both ClosR and Zoomorama enable you to upload images and transform them into zoomable widgets, which comes in handy when you need to embed or share very large, high-resolution images.

In recent studies of SAR and inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR), the data size trends larger and larger as the need for high resolution images becomes greater and greater.

"We specialize in printing low resolution images in large format," says Salamunovic.

This technique stitches together consecutive video frames acquired as the probe is scanned over the tissue, thus creating a 2 – 30 times larger high-resolution image.

We used only quarter and half resolution training sets because full resolution images were too large for the Jetson embedded systems to process.

Our SparseBoost based crater detection method is evaluated on a large and high resolution image of Martian surface.

In a global study, Potter et al. [23] integrated large-scale Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) satellite observations with the Carnegie Ames Stanford Approach (CASA), predicting a total of 0.51 Pg C year−1 emissions from forest disturbance and biomass burning from 2000 to 2009.