Sentence examples for salient features such from inspiring English sources
The template is attracted to salient features such as peaks, valleys and edges in the intensity images.
Feature-based matching extracts salient features such as corners in the two images and then establishes reliable feature correspondences by comparing the feature descriptors.
Compared with the traditional analytical methods or means, SPR has much salient features such as free label detection, real-time dynamic analysis, non-destructive testing, high sensitivity and larger detection range [112, 113].
The proposed method is simple and straight forward and it yields stable digital filter structures possessing many salient features such as low noise, low sensitivity, regularity, and modularity which are attractive for VLSI implementation.
Salient features such as biocompatibility, controlled release, target competency, potential of penetration, improved physical stability, low cost and ease of scaling-up make SLNs viable alternative to liposomes for effective drug delivery.
Ionic liquids (ILs) are organic compounds, which exist in liquid form at room temperature, and have received much attention for their use in chemical industries due to various salient features such as good thermal stability, non-volatility and non-generating harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as products.
When a salient feature such as color distinguishes the targets from nontargets, tracking is easily achieved by remembering the target feature.
Methods that can distill the salient features of such large trajectories are now urgently needed.
Such capacity is the leading inspiration for this research, as the extraction of salient facial features such as eyes, mouth and nose were possible, in order to automatically generate NPR representations of faces.
The salient feature of such opinions is "the action that is implicit therein"— that is, they are more or less verbal incitements to act against the government and thus they are directly contrary to the tacit social contract of citizenship.
Now what everyone knew would happen has happened: three-quarters of the fish stocks in European waters are over-exploited and some are close to collapse.The salient feature of such a tragedy is that the full cost of damaging the system is not borne by those doing the damage.
