Sentence examples for shift in image from inspiring English sources
It could be argued that the switch in fortunes of the Labour Party is due partly to a major shift in image.
For example, for level-d low-low (LL) subbands of a two-dimensional figure, only the features that consist of more than 22d pixels in the original images can be insensitive to shift in image registration[5].
In case of an image acquisition from a distance (Venus-center to the space-craft distance) larger than 60,000 km (54,000 km to the surface), the shift in image due to Akatsuki's orbital motion will be negligible.
We define the weight function as follows: w=fleft s,y,xright),{d}_{mathrm{min}}le sle {d}_{mathrm{max}} (1)Here, y (image row) and x (image column) are pixel coordinates in the left camera image; the independent variable s denotes a shift in image columns of rectified left and right images, expressed in pixels.
When comparing VC to PC and to PS, the data showed a shift in image area away from the upper lung regions toward the lower.
The second chapter, purgatory, is therefore the most leisurely of the three kingdoms and for all the usual Godardian fillips -- snatches of music and poetry, abrupt shifts in image and tone -- also the most storylike.
At this stage, it is important to point out that the unconventional scan patterns used here induce a paradigm shift in how image data are considered.
A subtle difference in Greek (locust akris, cake enkris), but quite a shift in the image of the wild man of the desert.
The goal of contrast enhancement is to increase the contrast, without saturating the pixels (loosing visual information) or causing a significant shift in the image brightness.
Petersen's sympathetic portrayal of profiler Will Graham has also been noted as helping to influence a "shift in the image of the pop-culture FBI agent" that would continue throughout the 1980s and 90s.
The model extracts visual features from this sample and passes the feature values to the model's controller, which maps the features to a relative gaze shift in the image to the new gaze location (o).
