Sentence examples for mitigate image from inspiring English sources

Hence, a technique to accomplish rapid nonmechanical axial scanning can potentially mitigate image degradation by motion artifact and foster more compact endoscope designs.

Recent technological advances may mitigate the image-blurring effects of both poor detectors and beam-induced movements.

While the investigation of mindfulness to mitigate negative body image and negative appearance behaviors is relatively new, it is a promising area of investigation.

Implementation of environmental technology may build a positive brand image, mitigate environmental liabilities associated with a firm's products and services, and influence the mindset of customers and investors (Rao and Holt 2005).

To the best of our knowledge, SUIT is the first transport protocol proposed for WMSNs which is able to mitigate congestion by adjusting image quality while image data are being transmitted.

The strangeness of this behavior is mitigated by the image then current of teachers and students: teachers were viewed as pitchers pouring their contents into the empty cups that were the students.

If they hoped these getups -- and the fact that some of the assistants were women -- would mitigate the bad-boy image, no such luck.

I wish I wasn't going through it, and that's all I'm going to say about that," he offered, as he sat drinking white wine and wearing gray flannel trousers and a gray pullover ("I think it's Brooks Brothers"), a look presumably intended to mitigate his glamour-thug image.

The linear diffusion process was conducted for this noisy image to mitigate the effect of Gaussian noise.

To the best of our knowledge, mitigating congestion by decreasing image quality on-the-fly is a new technique proposed by SUIT.

Normalization procedures aim to mitigate systematic differences between images.