Sentence examples for pictures generated from from inspiring English sources

Right: 3D pictures generated from AFM topography images of the island arrays produced at each T g, in order to highlight the trench formation phenomena.

The picture generated from these experiments is of a complex interaction involving many components that seem to have a function in the optimal display of PfEMP1, particularly in supporting the role of this molecule in binding to host receptors and underpinning its importance to the parasite.

The 3D pictures were generated from the calibrated images by CtVox (Bruker).

Sequential pictures generated by time-lapse videos showed that the time required for hydrate to cover the water droplet surface ranged from 10 to 23 s and was shorter when there was gas-phase agitation (mixing).

For motion retargeting, we propose a two-level scheme to transfer the captured motion into new models, such as 2D meshes (with texture) generated from pictures or 3D models designed by artists, regardless of the body geometry and fin proportions amongst various species of fish.

Match the picture generated in Step (2) with each picture obtained in Step (3) by pixel matching.

"Trench-like" features appear near the base of the pyramids in the line-profiles of Fig. 2. The 3D pictures displayed in Fig. 3, generated from AFM topography images, also illustrate the presence of these trenches (or depletion regions) around some of the islands for both growth temperatures.

The video set's abstract nature is a departure from some of his more concrete digital generations such as Auto Portraits, a series of faces generated from Flickr combined pictures, and his real-time 3D charcoal drawing of Thom Yorke's head but they still retain a feeling of structure that suits the atmosphere of the background music.

To create the piece, Zakharov used the negatives of his 3D body scan to create abstract shapes, as well as color data generated from a real picture.

The GIF animation was generated from an iconic image series created in 1878 by the motion-picture pioneer Eadweard Muybridge.

A network analysis generated from the protein expression profiling data revealed a compelling picture of the metabolic toxicity of heme, leading to this novel model.