Sentence examples for more challenging image from inspiring English sources

In the second experiment, we added different levels of 'deletion' noise into the same image and thus produced an even more challenging image for reconstruction (remember the original image is already very challenging).

The iPhone accounts for about two-thirds of the domestic smartphone market, making DoCoMo's efforts even more challenging in image-conscious Japan, where the iPhone is starting to become a must-have personal accessory among many young people.

A second, more challenging goal for image processing researchers is to develop algorithms and approaches that will significantly aid the development of fully autonomous systems capable of decisions and actions based on all sensor inputs.

Fig. 8 Wavelet-filtered image and difference image based on the videokeratoscopic image shown in the upper left part of Fig. 7. Videokeratoscopic images are more challenging compared to the images considered in [14].

For a more challenging game, use images and focus on the main colours and shapes, such as a yellow pyramid of Egypt.

…I think it's given women…more recognition in athletics and what women are capable of…I also think it's made things for males much more challenging with their body image.

For example, one participant spoke to the idea that although CrossFit may be empowering for women, providing recognition for what they could do athletically, the culture of the sport may place a body image burden on men: …I think it's given women…more recognition in athletics and what women are capable of…I also think it's made things for males much more challenging with their body image.

Monte Carlo simulation of FD-OCT imaging is more challenging than TD-OCT because the image of an object is not obtained through a relatively simple reflectance based model.

Computer-aided feature identification in CXR images is comparatively more challenging than feature identification in medical images of other body parts because of the rib cage and other superimposed anatomical structures in the lung field as illustrated in Figure 2.

This renders AFW relatively more challenging as it contains images with highly cluttered background and with large variations both in face scale and pose, i.e., it is possible to observe frontal and non-frontal faces or close up and distance shots in a single image.

A Visual Sensor Network environment is a more challenging setup for feature-based image comparison algorithms.