Sentence examples for poor illumination from inspiring English sources

Characterized by rich pigments on reflective, gold-leaf backgrounds, these paintings are thought to have enhanced the poor illumination in the massive rooms of these castles.

Robots are commonly used to execute tasks in location with poor illumination, or hazardous conditions for humans and one of the most common application of robots is in the production and transfer lines.

Some of these false impressions may arise from factors beyond an individual's control (such as the characteristic behaviour of light waves that makes a pencil in a glass of water seem bent), from inadequate information (as under conditions of poor illumination), or from the functional and structural characteristics of the sensory apparatus (e.g., distortions in the shape of the lens in the eye).

Due to the complexity of field conditions, the binocular stereo vision sensor in active stereo visual inspection system is difficult to acquire the ideal image pair under the poor illumination environment, or cannot work normally because one of two cameras is damaged.

Gaussian noise is introduced in the natural digital images due to sensor noise and poor illumination.

They can detect objects without complex computation, even under poor illumination conditions.

A bit too much poor light in the middle and no great illumination on the sidelines.

However, this modality suffers from common image acquisition problems, such as change in illumination, poor contrast, noise and pose variation.

But they are also less reliable, prone to failures caused by poor weather or illumination, dirty plates and variations in plate design.

A poor or wrong illumination fails to reveal the true extent of hairline cracks, greatly influencing calculations that depend on large stress gradients.

Face recognition systems based on visual images results very poor under different illumination conditions, colours, disguises, and typical conditions like identical twins.