This example also illustrates that (1) the SEII method can solve the problem that the algorithm of exemplar-based image inpainting could not solve, and is therefore an irreplaceable method; (2) that Algorithm 3 is more universal than Algorithm 2; and (3) that our algorithm also works well on other images having any type of symmetry.
Her friends and family regard her as unique and therefore unforgettable and irreplaceable.
It was an indictment of the whole concept, and yet Boisselier didn't seem remotely aware of this, didn't seem to realize that if a person was unique and therefore by definition irreplaceable, then the quest to replace him was misguided and the encouragement of it cruel.
In fact, Tasmanian wild forests are irreplaceable therefore priceless, and most worthy of their designated protection status.
One plot device that drives much of the third and fourth seasons is the notion that Walt is irreplaceable (and therefore, likely to survive) only until someone else, whether his lab assistant Gale, or Jesse Pinkman, can learn to reproduce his recipe.
Campaigner Katharine Rist said: "Ancient woodland is an irreplaceable habitat, therefore it should not be lost to development".
They produce cross-section images which map the internal and external morphology of an object; CT is therefore ideal for imaging irreplaceable fossil specimens.
BLSOM is a sequence alignment- and structural information-free method, and therefore, BLSOM prediction will become the novel, irreplaceable information.
Conservatives treat the traditional family as the irreplaceable building block of society and are therefore horrified that unmarried motherhood will soon be the national norm.
Assays for protein function represent one of the most reliable and irreplaceable tools for mining target genes, and, therefore, developing high through-put functional screening methods is a priority for reducing the time exhausted in primary screening.
