In [26], along with their specular highlight segmentation algorithm, the authors also reported an image inpainting algorithm, where they replaced each detected specular highlight by the average intensity on its contour.
Within the limits of the ideal incompressible flow and Chaplyging gas models of the subsonic adiabatic motion of a perfect gas, exact solutions are constructed for the fundamental inverse variational boundary-value problem of aerohydrodynamics, namely, the problem of designing an airfoil of maximum life, on the assumption that the maximum velocity on its contour is limited.
An object's motion cannot be determined from a single local measurement on its contour which is commonly known as the aperture problem [73].
A circular ROI was used in most slices of the carotid arteries, whereas an oval or circular ROI was used for the jugular vein depending on its contour.
In After Tamerlane, the Oxford historian John Darwin proposes a different version of how the world took on its present contours.
Abolished in theory, the neutral zone retained its contours on international maps, even after both sides concluded a border treaty in 1981.
Though they had a general idea of how the island would lay out, they waited until the soil was in place and the boulders were on site to shape its contours for greatest effect.
The most affecting image is of Queen Merytamun's unfolded linen wrap, dark stains from the ritual resins poured on her body still rhyming its contours, a photographic reproach to the impoliteness of the trespass.
Cartoonists can creatively distort a story's setting — playing up its salient details, putting an interpretive spin on its lines and contours — until it's more vivid and imposing than its real-world model.
In brief, a region of interest was defined in the subcutaneous fat layer by tracing its contour on each scan, and the attenuation range for fat tissue was measured in terms of the CT number (in Hounsfield units).
