Sentence examples for noisy block from inspiring English sources

GAZA — In a dingy storefront on a noisy block in the middle of Gaza City, metal shelves bulge with dusty audiotapes extolling Hamas, Fatah and Islamic Jihad.

While the atmosphere in the building making commemorative coins is quietly industrious, we need luminous-yellow ear-plugs to enter the noisy block on the 35-acre site that houses the production of circulating coins.

Figure 8 shows the restored Blocks signal with the proposed SSplit method along with the noisy block signal corrupted with white Gaussian noise.

But their algorithm is unsuitable for noisy block-sparse recovery.

The obtained weaker conditions and the proposed IRLS algorithm are tested and compared with the mixed l 2/l 1 minimization method and the standard l q  minimization method on a series of noiseless and noisy block-sparse signals.

SKI also employs morphological postprocessing to eliminate noisy blocks.

Noisy blocks are usually presented as "isolated" background or foreground blocks.

The matched noisy blocks are stacked into 3D tensors (top right), which is then denoised, e.g., by replacing all pixels with mean values along the column direction (indicated by the black-dotted arrow).

The other signal is the Mishmash signal of length 1024 with no nonzero coefficients in Figure 3. Figure 2 (a) Blocks signal with length 1024, (b) wavelet coefficients, (c) noisy blocks signal with additive white noise, σ w = 1, and (d) noisy coefficients.

where Z is the stacked noisy blocks, (mathcal {T}_{mathrm {3D}}) is the transformation from spatial domain to frequency domain with discrete cosine bases, and W wie is the Wiener shrinkage operator and (mathcal {A}) is the aggregation operator, all defined in [2].

Journalists were shown San Quentin State Prison's crowded and noisy East Block — largely unchanged since its construction in 1930 — and the newly opened death row psychiatric ward, the first of its kind in the nation.