Sentence examples for spurious image from inspiring English sources

However, it is important to note that no spurious image features are introduced from HiLo imaging.

Our deformable surface model is more efficient, much less sensitive to initialization and spurious image features, more proficient in extracting boundary concavities, and not susceptible to self-intersections compared to most other models of its type.

For example, a spurious image enlargement of 0.3% (corresponding to 20 km in terms of the radius of Venus) leads to the overestimation of wind speed by the same ratio at the sub-spacecraft point.

Beneath its vigor and sparkle, "Chad Deity" harbors a zero-at-the-bone indictment of Americans who accept simplistic, easy-to-grasp and spurious images that they know have been manufactured.

The archives are full of copies of spurious images, and a full-length portrait identified as Jane hung in the Gallery for thirty years, until 1996, when the red-haired sitter, who also resembled the Spinola description, was re-identified as Catherine Parr, after the necklace in the painting was found in the list of her jewels in the Tudor inventory.

This is the reason why spurious images are clearly visible in Figure 22(b).

Persistent rumors of a Nokia Windows Phone sporting one of the company's mind-boggling PureView sensors have been floating around for over a year now, and a handful of spurious "leaked" images of one such device (codenamed "EOS ")have been circulating these past days.

Slough off whatever spurious, borderline-offensive image you have of Teutonic style — it probably involves lederhosen or jackboots — by cracking open "German Fashion Design" (Distanz, $68), a half-century survey of one of the more easily overlooked fashion scenes in Europe.

DISPROVING all those spurious, borderline-offensive images of Teutonic style (typically involving lederhosen or jackboots), there's "German Fashion Design" (Distanz, $68), a half-century survey of one of the more easily overlooked fashion scenes in Europe.

A post-interrogation data validation technique is used to remove the spurious vectors in particle image velocimetry (PIV) results.

The authors suggest that the rapidity of such a boundary extension error is advantageous rather than harmful; it shows how the visual system incorporates fleeting views of images with spurious boundaries into a coherent representation of the world around us.