Sentence examples for refers to image from inspiring English sources

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The "7" in "adat71" refers to image slot 7, which is the slot where monitor window data always appear.

Value refers to image brightness.

(n × m) refers to image size and N refers to the number of processors.

In the rest of the text, HS V) refers to image representation with only the H and S components.

The former refers to image and reputation recognized by others gained because of obeying moral norms, and coming from inner morality and self-constrain.

Here,, refers to the embedding intensity, Rgh refers to image roughness, refers to visual sensitivity, and the constraint refers to subjective estimating rank.

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Image based data refers to images captured using an imaging device for observing the pathology in the affected part of the eye (details are in Section "Imaging modalities").

The term refers to images commissioned by Japanese parents to attract possible marital partners.

"Thinspiration," or "thinspo," refers to images of extremely thin women that are posted by social network users who come together to encourage each other to lose weight.

Matisse refers to images of pastoral bliss going back to the Renaissance in his depiction of food, drink, bodies, landscape, sea and drugged sky.

"Vernacular photography," in the trade, refers to images that are generally unsigned, produced by amateurs and puzzling enough that viewers like to come up with their own back stories.

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