Sentence examples for numerical images from inspiring English sources

We show the experimental and numerical images of the focused stream shape from a cross-section perspective.

We interpret the experimental and numerical images using simple models of the detonation front structure based on the "weak" version of the flow near the triple point or intersection of three shock waves, two of which make up the shock front and the third corresponding to the wave propagating transversely to the front.

For illustrations, numerical images of immunofluorescence were deconvoluted using Metamorph 5.4 software.

These optical properties are quantified from thin-sections of the rocks with a Numerical Image Value (NIV).

For visualization, aldehyde and pyridinium/quinolinium building blocks were sorted based on their contribution to the fitted numerical image features.

The Hough transform algorithm is a method that is mostly used for automatic border detection in a modelbased numerical image processing.

Besides, a quantitative analysis method was proposed to eliminate the subjective judgments in AFT tests through a numerical image-processing platform, which could depict a complete deformation profile of the whole ash fusion process with high precision and reproducibility.

The high development of numerical image and signal processing techniques, may lead to the replacement of conventional photosensitive media used in holography by CCD sensors: hence, to the field of digital holography.

The procedure used for calculating the phase image, the Bragg filtered image and numerical moiré image using the GPA are as described by Hÿtch and co-workers [24, 26].

where X 0) is the low frequency (zero frequency) component of X and X(2) is the high frequency component of X. μ is a scaling parameter used to scale I into a proper numerical range for specific image processing applications, abs(X(0)) is the complex magnitude of X 0), real(X(2)) is the real part of X(2), and imag(X(2)) is the imaginary part of X(2).

In our case, we build numerical moiré images at position r, M r), by superimposing the real lattice with a reciprocal lattice vector smaller than the average lattice where M is a magnification constant as [25, 27]: M r = 2 π g r ⋅ r M − 2 π g r ⋅ u r, where g r is the reference lattice in reciprocal space and u(r) is the displacement of the atomic column position from its nominal position.