Sentence examples for model for restoration from inspiring English sources

RVR Meander is an object oriented user-friendly model for restoration purposes.

Notable examples are the reconstruction of a medieval skull without the need for contact of original material with adhesives or mould making materials [11] or on a larger scale, the reconstruction of a medieval ship served to aid in understanding the construction, as a model for restoration and for public engagement [12].

The different vegetation structure in the late stage of ecological development of the remnant is also likely to have an impact when assessing restoration success; as Suding and Hobbs (2009) point out, each reference site may reflect only one of the many stages of development, any of which would form the model for restoration.

This paper presents an assessment model for restoration potential which successfully links hydrologic, physical and chemical habitat factors to fish assemblage attributes drawn from monitoring datasets on hydrology, water quality and fish assemblages at a total of 144 sites, where 5084 fish were sampled and tested.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Khajaraho is a model for restoration of historic landmarks, and its 25 remaining temples are most famous for their sensuous marble sculptures, made with great artistry.

Dong et.al proposed a new variational model for image restoration in 2015 [18], and some good restoration results have been obtained on real images.

We obtain a nonlocal version of the image restoration model which we call NLCEP- L 2. The new model for image restoration is characterized by means of the bi-regularization variational functional: begin{aligned} minlimits_{u,v}E u,v =int_{Omega}|nabla_{text{NL}}u|dx&+frac{alpha}{2}int_{Omega}|triangle_{text{NL}}v|^{2}dx&+frac{1}{2lambda}int_{Omega}left(,f-u-vright)^{2}dx end{aligned} (4).

The conservancy hoped its work there would serve as a model for other restoration projects, Ms. Mestre said.

The first TV-based model for image restoration having additive noise was proposed by Rudin et al. (ROF) [38].

In this paper, we present a new nonlocal variational bi-regularized model for image restoration, which is the nonlocal version of the CEP- L 2 model.

Experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of our model for the restoration and recognition of blurred license plates as well as face images.