Sentence examples for retained image from inspiring English sources

To reach all e-readers the goal is to hone an EPUB.The PDF proved simple, requiring a few hours of fussing to get the right combination of metadata and image compression to produce a reasonably sized file (measured in megabytes) that also retained image fidelity.

A picture tube's phosphorescent glow takes a little bit to fade, and your eye takes a little while to let go of a retained image as well, but the net result is that the flicker is still quite visible.

Motion correction was performed using 3D rigid-body registration to the first retained image in each run.

More than eight decades after World War I ended, Mr. Buckles retained images of his French comrades.

Specifically, we retained images with an estimated pose of zero degrees (directly facing the camera), and we empirically determined that a detection confidence greater than 600 (the face detector assigns a confidence value between 0 to 1000 to each of the detected faces) filtered most of the non-face false positive detections.

The comparison among the imaging techniques suggested that CT-DEI has the highest efficiency in retaining image contrast at considerably low radiation doses.

These techniques compensate for illumination variations while retaining image feature shape characteristics [27].

That movie audiences have, over the years, watched them grow older, and may retain images of their younger, brasher selves, only deepens the sense of affectionate familiarity.

If you have ever used the phrase, "I'm no good with names but I remember faces", then you have, perhaps unwittingly, repeated a fundamental truth about human memory: our brains are better at retaining images than they are random snippets of language.

Attached storage may be detachable, and offers at least three other opportunities (i) to retain images whilst not in use just as stored data, rather than keeping them live on systems – which can be less expensive; (ii) faster startup times of instances based on images stored in this way; (iii) faster snapshots than for instance storage.

"There are lingering questions about whether the millimeter-wave devices are retaining images," he said.