Sentence examples for preserving depth from inspiring English sources

The ability of preserving depth discontinuity edges is afforded by the affinity matrix, W, which is effective in preserving edges and discontinuities because of its locally adaptive nature [28].

Therefore, if there is a depth discontinuity, the variation will be large in ( x ~ a, i - x ~ a, j ) 2 enforcing t ̂ FS to preserve depth discontinuity edges.

However, these approaches generally do not preserve depth cues, which are important for the perception of 3D visualization (e.g., texture gradient).

"We make you feel that you are present in the world where the camera is," says Cole. "And we do it in real-time... preserving the depth of the world that is transmitted down to the end user".

Then, we determine the focal depth of each earthquake as follows using a generated random number in order to preserve observed depth distribution.

Precisely the point: while the formal logic of the harmony is preserved, "the depth and density of the sound," in the composer's words, are extended.

Accordingly, it has been suggested that sulphides occur on Mars [33], now preserved at depth.

Furthermore, the pumping from the studied aquifer must be managed very carefully to preserve the depth of the perched groundwater.

These parameters help us to obtain a solution which is less noisy in smooth areas and preserve the depth discontinuities in other areas.

The much higher in-situ porosity values reported for modern (air-packed) sands are unlikely to be preserved at depth on geological time scales.

Firstly, we present a novel directional-max-gradient flow to describe gradient propagation along different directions in the stack to remove false edges and preserve accurate depth values of both strong and weak edges also called source points).