Sentence examples for rotated image from inspiring English sources

Three medical images were selected for the test including brain T1 MRI, head CT, and prostate MR images as shown in Figure 8. Rotating one test image with a synthetic rotational angle by the bicubic interpolation would generate its rotated image for the rotational estimation.

We can see that under this mode of rotation, output images have a bigger size than the rotated image.

In his empty digs, soon tiring of trying to stop his tie dangling at the wrong angle (but only wrong in one version), he finds chalk and draws himself a cosy sitting room, with furniture, a dozing cat, and table set for two, all sketched at a 90-degree angle, so that when he settles on the chair horizontally, it looks upright in the rotated image.

(d) 30° rotated image (left) and its curvelet coefficients (right).

(b) 60° rotated image (left) and its curvelet coefficients (right).

(B) Rotated image (for comparative purposes) of a CEUS cholangiogram administered via a T-tube (thick arrow), inserted post cholecystectomy.

A single BPOF is thus sufficient to identify (0 360)° in-plane rotated images, (50 190)% scaled images, combination of rotation and scale changes of the target, noisy image of both the visible and IR spectral bands.

Pigeons (Columba livia) can not only discriminate frontal and rotated images of human faces20,27 but can also categorize them based on expressions17,27 and gender18,21.

This levator hiatus parameter was measured on all of the rotated images and compared with an expected value that was calculated from trigonometry.

These data suggest that the right visual 'dorsal' pathway is essential for accurate perception of mirrored and rotated stimuli, with a selective cognitive process and anatomical network underlying our ability to discriminate between mirrored images, different from the process of discriminating between rotated images.

Using a previously developed experimental test designed to assess this agnosia, namely the Mirror and Orientation Agnosia Test (MOAT), as well as voxel-lesion symptom mapping (VLSM), we tested the hypothesis that focal brain-injured patients with right parietal damage would be impaired in the discrimination between the canonical view of a visual object and its mirrored and rotated images.