Sentence examples for photographing quality from inspiring English sources

Jim Wayman, director of the Biometrics Identification Research Center, a research group at San Jose State University, said most face-scanning systems have problems, including poor photographing quality and the absence of a comprehensive database of known terrorists.

We evaluated the reliability of a novel quality rating scale and applied this scale to nonmydriatic fundus photographs taken during routine ED patient encounters to determine factors associated with diminished photograph quality.

We did not perform tests of clustering or association tests in brown spider monkeys due to limited sample size and photograph quality and possible relatedness within the sample.

"Moreover, paparazzi are informed when to catch parents out at the park with their children, providing an opportunity for the star to be photographed 'spending quality time' with his or her child".

Posh and Becks The Escape A flight from obsessive press interest in your rumoured affair with sophisticated diplomat's daughter Rebecca Loos - and, ironically, an opportunity to be photographed enjoying quality time with your family.

The third stimulus set used 222 photograph-quality digital pictures of food retrieved from the Internet, which were approximately 250 pixels wide and high (on average), corresponding to an area of approximately 10 degrees of visual angle on each side when viewed at a distance of 50 cm.

The images cover about 40% of the surface, but only 20% was photographed with the quality required for geological mapping.

They cover about 40% of the surface, but only 35% was photographed with the quality required for geological mapping and crater counting.

The two gels were photographed by high quality scanner image.

She is probably right, for there is throughout his photographs the quality of an ardent diarist and insightful recorder of life's mundane details.

But while C.H.D.K. can add some advanced features, it can not change the lens or increase the size of the sensor, the two factors that most influence a photograph's quality.