Sentence examples for limitations of image from inspiring English sources

The task is handled by iterative algorithms, whose performance is compromised by the compounded limitations of image alignment and K-means clustering.

The limitations of image interpretation using smartphones are a major drawback of DICOM viewing applications.

Limitations of image interpretation using smartphones are a drawback of DICOM viewing applications.

In order to overcome such limitations of image sensors and displays, a number of multi-exposure capturing and processing techniques have been proposed, which can be roughly categorized into two approaches: high dynamic range imaging (HDRI) with tone mapping [1 4] and image fusion methods [5 10].

Given the limitations of image capture and acquisition, traditionally, this would require external hardware modifications of existing infant cameras or more invasive tests such as fluorescein angiography that provide clinically useful vascular information.

However, with the VCT no land-cover change observations were included in 2009 due to limitations of image acquisition and cloud coverage, and therefore the simulations show no decrease in carbon emissions in 2009, despite the fact that the change observed in 2010 was equally distributed to 2009 and 2010.

One of the main limitations of image-guided surgery is that navigation relies on the use of a CT scan obtained before surgery and is unable to be updated during the procedure.

Due to the limitations of image-capturing devices or the presence of a non-ideal environment, the quality of digital images may get degraded.

Recently, 3D sensing devices have become available and computer vision researchers have started to leverage the additional depth information for solving some of the inherent limitations of image-based methods.

In his evaluation of the cognitive, and thereby educational values and limitations of images mentioned, Neurath distinguished between still images and cinematographic images (Neurath 1944b, Neurath 1925/1973, 214, Burke and Haggith 1999, Boon 2008, Burke et al. 2014, Cat and Alford forthcoming, Cat forthcoming).

Open image in new window Fig. 10 X-ray CT images of the insulating specimens with coin-shaped insulations: a Reference, b Rubber specimen, c Side view of Paper specimen, d EPS specimen (Note In these figure, only a quarter of the section image is visualized due to the limitation of image resolution).