Sentence examples for mediocre image from inspiring English sources

This procedure prevents misclassifications arising from marking mediocre image as "sharp" or "blurred".

Try that the other way around and you're just one mediocre image in a billion in the Flickrverse.

Many people who came of age after Polaroid's heyday may consider Polaroid a novelty product — many young Instagrammers' familiarity with instant film began and ended with the cheaper plastic products that made fun but mediocre images.

The more images crammed in to a page the less attention a viewer will pay to each, it is therefore better to use a few great images than a lot of mediocre images.

It claims plenty are coming, but the company is still struggling to shed its image as a builder of mediocre, look-alike cars at least in America.

If I died and paramedics had stumbled upon the tableau of my vibrator lying next to the book, the cover of which is a mediocre Photoshopped image of Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno yelling at each other, I would have wished I'd died twice.

Or they transformed mediocre commercial images: "Meditation by the Sea" is based on a print from Harper's New Monthly Magazine.

By Peter Schjeldahl July 5, 2017 In "Masterpiece" (1962), which Agnes Gund recently sold to fund Art for Justice, Roy Lichtenstein invests a mediocre comic-strip image with startling formal integrity.

My, soon you'll have all of New York clamoring for your work!" Lichtenstein invests a mediocre comic-strip image with startling formal integrity.

When tagging samples, if an original image's quality was mediocre, the image was duplicated; one copy marked as "blurred" and the other marked as "sharp," with both images used for training.

Never!" For Davis, her reputation was of an intense perfectionist who battled studio moguls and movie directors, survived mediocre films and spurned the glamour image that Hollywood often demanded of its actresses.