The phrase "test picture" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a picture or image that is used for testing or evaluation purposes, such as in a study or experiment. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The researchers used a series of test pictures to assess participants' visual perception and memory."
While medical schools retain the rights to publish data under the contracts they sign, they legally have the right to publish only data generated from that test site, a small piece of the entire test picture that can at times be misleading.
Using the model each test picture gets a certainty score.
The subject's task at this time point may be split into two components: First, recognising the sound together with its action association, and second, holding the sound-gesture information in memory until the test picture is presented.
Participants were instructed to judge whether each test picture was studied and to indicate in which color the studied picture was presented.
When this more expansive representation is subsequently compared with the second "test" picture, although it is identical to the initial picture viewed only 250 ms previously, the second picture is consistently believed to depict a closer-up scene.
Trial sequence was as follows: a gray screen (1 s duration) indicated the beginning of the trial, and it was followed by the test picture projected at the center of the screen (Fig. 1b).
He shot some test pictures and sent them to Vogue, and Miss Carlson went to work.
And others flunk the protocol test: Pictures showing members of the Northwestern University women's lacrosse team wearing flip-flops in 2005 led to outraged headlines.
In each age group, event-related potentials (ERPs) elicited by new test pictures were contrasted across two recognition memory tasks (specific vs. general retrieval tasks), which were designed to place greater demands on the recovery of perceptual information associated with each picture in the specific than in the general task.
But they're not bland — they're test pictures.
The second row in Fig. 12 shows the results of SVM classification made on these test pictures.
