Sentence examples for sea image from inspiring English sources
However, only three channels are used in the display of visual results (red, blue, and infrared for the Sebkha image and red, blue, and green for the Sea image; these bands allow differentiation between soil, vegetation species, coastal areas, sea, and biomass).
Rooms at the newly built €1,800 a night Amanzoe resort in the eastern Peloponnese and the luxurious Costa Navarino resort on the peninsula's southwestern tip – both indicative of Greece's drive to move away from its traditional sun, sand and sea image – are sold out through October.
Flying over the island validates the "mountain in the sea" image first coined by Homer, then confirmed by Boswell and Mrime and the many literati who have chronicled Corsica's wonders.
Rafts of pumice quickly covered 400 square kilometers of sea (image shown was taken 28 July 2012, about 8 days after the eruption) but later broke apart into streamers hundreds of kilometers long.
Tunick would seem to be good for the money he received: His photographs sell for between $7,000 and $30,000, and he already has 700 orders for his "Dead Sea" image to fill to buyers around the world.
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For "Coastlines," an exhibit of land and sea images that will open on April 25, students from the University of Texas at Dallas are composing interpretive sound designs that will be played on speakers throughout the show.
Her happy meeting with her future husband (Bob Stillman) is recalled in the song "Hero and Leander," in which he sings of her as "my lighthouse on the shoreline, my passion on this lonely sea," images that chime nicely with the seaside house.
Figure 8c shows the semantic features of these two sea images.
When we compare our method to the DT-QWT with bivariate shrinkage, we gain 1.06 and 1.66 dB for the Sebkha and Sea images, respectively.
This is demonstrated in Figures 9g and 10g where the algorithm incorporating inter-channel thresholding and linear phase smoothing produces a sharper image than the DT-QWT with bivariate shrinkage and neighboring shrinkage for both the Sebkha and Sea images.
