Sentence examples for substantial image from inspiring English sources

The main challenge of facial landmark localization in real-world application is that the large changes of head pose and facial expressions cause substantial image appearance variations.

Due to the irregular heart rate, substantial image registration artefacts severely degraded image quality of CT raw data as well as subsequent post-processing images.

The best choice for the diagnosis of femoral head necrosis may be MRI, but the presence of metallic implants (plate) near to the hip joint can cause substantial image artifacts in MRI which make the diagnosis of femoral head necrosis very difficult or even impossible.

The proposed technique offers advantages over one-stage approaches: It yields substantial image quality improvement over the direct application of Fourier-based approaches to the observed data, whereas it achieves significant reduction of the computational complexity and comparable image quality when compared to direct application of group sparsity-based approaches to the observed data.

"That is the way I wrote it, but it shouldn't have been 'play,' it should have been 'pay.'Playay' works as a rhyme, but 'pay' is a more substantial image, and that's how I sing it now.

(28) The underlying thoracic muscle of the breast might cause substantial image artifacts because the Hb- and myoglobin-rich muscles are intense absorbers.

Mr. Guggenheim has aligned with two Hollywood producers, Walter F. Parkes and Laurie MacDonald, and a substantial financier, Image Nation of Abu Dhabi, for a documentary about her life and work.

Combining with the modified random sequential adsorption algorithms and the microstructure information obtained from substantial PLM images of carbon/carbon (C/C) composites, a strategy is presented for generating the representative volume elements (RVEs) with complex microstructures such as fiber and spatially randomly distributed pores.

However, the method is difficult to apply to large studies as most techniques used in measuring knee cartilage volumes require substantial post-image processing [ 12] and the process has not yet been automated.

MRI slices of 1.5 mm thickness have been used in both cross sectional and longitudinal studies of osteoarthritis, but is difficult to apply to large studies as most techniques used in measuring knee cartilage volumes require substantial post-image processing.

But a public health and infectious disease expert from Vanderbilt University, Dr. William Schaffner, said the test results were "going to change, I think in a substantial way, the image of this outbreak in Mexico".