Sentence examples for limited contrast from inspiring English sources

Even the best computer displays, for instance, are hard to read in bright sunlight; they can display only a restricted range of colours; and they have limited contrast.

Full stack seismic data in Cambay basin, India, shows limited contrast between sandstone reservoirs and other lithologies.

Another particularity of this approach, due to the use of the local band limited contrast, lies in the structure of the reconstruction image error which is found to be highly correlated to the structure of the original image.

However, MMUS imaging exhibits limited contrast resolution.

Therefore, tissue regions labeled with plasmonic nanoparticles may have limited contrast compared to background tissue.

The DMN is much smaller that the SN (approximately 1/10 1/20 in volume) and has limited contrast in T1 MRI.

The vector's components are the local band limited contrasts Cij (m, n) defined as the ratio between the luminance Lij at the point (m, n), which belongs to the radial subband i and angular sector j and the average luminance at this location.

Also, we lack a truly unexposed reference group, limiting contrast in levels of exposure.

In the presence of high blood flow PS will have the dominant effect, whereas in areas where flow is low enough to limit contrast delivery in relation to the rate of contrast leakage, then Ktrans will predominantly reflect flow[ 52 ].

Since acute exposure to ZD6474 (50 and 100 mg kg−1) would not be expected to reduce the volume of the interstitial space significantly, the reductions in VE observed might be a consequence of significantly reduced vascular permeability, which could limit contrast agent availability to the extracellular space.

[ 4] As a consequence, X-ray phase-contrast imaging appears especially promising for imaging soft tissue, where the traditional attenuation contrast is usually limited, unless contrast agents are used.