"shape image" is a correct phrase in written English and it can be used to refer to an image that is not a regular shape, or a figure or pattern composed of distinct shapes.
For example: "The artist used Photoshop to manipulate the colors and shape of the image to create a unique abstract design."
For a given shape image, object contours are firstly extracted and then thinned to be perfect single-pixel width.
Like the star neurosurgeon at your high school reunion who used to be the class nerd, cars, too, change shape, image and even social class.
A 60 × 60 pixel image from the proposed imager produces a 0.94 cross-correlation peak when compared to an optically attenuated heart shape image produced by a near 9 μm pixel size phosphor coated Charge Coupled Device (CCD) imager.
The measurement method for contact angle is implemented in the following procedures, drop shape image graying, and threshold segmentation with OTSU method, edge detection by Roberts operator, and the line and circle detection by Hough Transformation.
The images showed that the flame always preserved its shape while growing in size (even when it had been initiated with a highly convoluted shape); image processing demonstrated the manner with which the flame-growth speed varied as the flame propagated and approached the pentroof and piston-crown walls for slow, "typical" or fast burning cycles.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 a, b Three-dimensional view of the transverse colon shows a luminal narrowing with a triangular shape: image typical of spasm caused by contraction of the taenia coli (white arrows).
Experimental Analysis of Harmonic Shape Images, D. Zhang and M. Hebert.
But these American products shape images, not sympathies, and there is little, if any, relationship between artifact and affection.
The optimized IM-loaded niosomes confirmed the spherical vesicular shape imaged by both light and electron microscopes and further proven by differential scanning calorimetry.
A virtual conference space was constructed and integrated with a 3D environment after receiving all users' shape images.
As longtime pollster Tony Fabrizio noted in RealClearPolitics on Sunday, "As far back as I can recall, the presumptive GOP and Democrat nominees have never been in such bad shape image-wise with the voters as Trump and Clinton find themselves".
