Sentence examples for sharp identification from inspiring English sources

By adjusting the color scale threshold of the fluorescence image, sharp identification of the most superficial part of the capillary can be exchanged for a slight increase in the in-depth visibility.

The FC intensity profiles resembled those of WT control mice, and plaque-to-background ratios did not allow sharp plaque identification and were close to unity.

Ortho Insight 3D produced larger random measurement errors than the intraoral scanners because the image resolution was not as sharp, making landmark identification more difficult (Fig. 3).

And when you look at northern whites over time there is a very clear pattern — there has been a sharp decline in Democratic identification among blue-collar whites while Democratic identification among white-collar whites has remained stable.

Critics say these decrees prompted a sharp increase in the identification and tracking of Roma, as well as raids on camps, forced evictions and expulsions.

Identification of sharp cost limits of available waste heat (reducing or increasing actual prices until technology structures start to switch).

Besides, in the presence of heterogeneous effects a sharp RDD only allows identification of mean effects for individuals around the threshold for participation.

Edge detection enables the identification of sharp edges in the cover image that when embedding in would cause less degradation to the image quality compared to embedding in a pre-specified set of pixels that do not differentiate between sharp and smooth areas.

Finally, to facilitate the identification of sharp edges in the average gradient image for area boundary definition, we employed a nonmaxima suppression procedure by suppressing vertices that were not local maxima with respect to at least 2 pairs of spatially adjacent vertex gradient values in the average gradient image.

The initial identifications drew sharp questions from British, Irish and German diplomats about how the fraudulent passports came to be, as well as statements of concern from the European Union.

The largest increase among religious groups is of those with no religious affiliation; the sharpest increase in racial identification is of those who identify as more than one race; one in three Americans now live in states where gay marriage is legal.