Sentence examples for naive image from inspiring English sources

But after volunteering for the Marines out of high school so he could fight in Vietnam, Kovic was soon exposed to the unheroic horrors of actual war, shattering his naive image of war's nobility that he had carried since a child.

A household name, beloved of the public and commanding huge prices at auction, he is at the same time wildly unfashionable in the art world, derided for his apparently naive images of "matchstick men and matchstick cats and dogs" set among the industrial landscapes of Salford, Pendlebury and Manchester.

Others portrayed Foot as a more talented political operator than the principled but naive figure of popular image.

Features are tested for statistical significance (wilcoxon rank) before use in the classifier SVM with RBF kernel, boosted trees, random forests, naive bayes 715 images from PPMI database (208 HC, 427 PD, 80 scans without evidence of dopaminergic deficit (SWEDD)).

The SERENE and MIRROR studies (described later) confirm efficacy in a methotrexate-inadequate responder/TNF inhibitor-naive population and the IMAGE study in methotrexate-naive patients.

By estimating the proportions of each label in cell C, proportional GL not only can implement convenient and efficient sample labeling for SAR images as naive grid labeling but also can provide more information on sample classes.

We then showed these images (6 averages plus 36 individual images) to new naive participants (henceforth, validators) and asked them to numerically estimate their ages (with a number between 18 and 80; see Experimental Procedures, Validation).

"On the other hand it would be naive to think that the image hasn't been tarnished.

It is also clearly seen that a significant depth distortion is caused when naive independent retargeting of each image is considered.

We apply linear and nonlinear support vector machines (SVMs) and a linear logistic classifier (LLC) for single-trial ERP detection using data collected from image analysts and naive subjects.

Because of the image of the naive, idealised landscape that is implicit in the title of the song.