Sentence examples for stretched image from inspiring English sources

All it is is a stretched image.

These two parameters are required to automatically select the best image to provide in output (i.e., equalized image, stretched image, or input image without modifications), depending on the input image statistics.

The equalizer/stretcher module performs both histogram equalization and histogram stretching on the input image, but it provides in output only the best image (i.e., equalized image, stretched image, or input image without modifications) depending on the information provided by the histogram analyzer.

The following is gray stretch, which is stretching the grayscale to the whole range marked as [0,255] (7) g x, y = f x, y − a b − a × 255, where f is the original image and g is the stretched image, a is the base level of gray value, and b is the top level.

For instance, it automatically proportionally resizes images when they're dropped into place, and it prevents you from accidentally stretching images out of proportion.

Stretch stretches images that are too small to fit your screen and shrinks images that are too big to fit your screen to conform it to your screen size and shape.

He stretched the image over the front and back covers, which can be spread flat, as they are in the exhibition.

Trains no longer run with the punctuality they once did and the joke that Berlin's new airport has become – once due to open in June of this year, now postponed to autumn of 2013 amid a shambolic trail of errors – has stretched the image of German efficiency to its limits.

D-Stretch image enhancement software on the camera in the field allows for full identification of faint motifs on panels, and ensures complete photographic capture of faint motifs.

To solve this, Rosén used morphing techniques to generate frames that would fill in the gaps in the timeline, stretching 18 images into one image per each of the 90 days.

It looks for 'features' in an image and treats the areas between them as seams or 'fill.' Stretching an image keeps the features undistorted and increases the fill, 'fattening' the seams.