Sentence examples for to backgrounds from inspiring English sources
noun
One's social heritage; what one did in the past/previously.
- The lawyer had a background in computer science.
His early visual experiments took the form of a return to fundamentals, exploring the relations of colour, shape, position by glueing coloured strips of paper on to backgrounds of varying tones.
A target accuracy of order 10% should be reached, thus making experiments in this field very challenging projects, expecially with respect to backgrounds suppression, particle identification capabilities and detector efficiency, while keeping costs and complexity at a reasonable level.
In ANN's review of manga volume three, Theron Martin wrote, "The artistry of Yukimaru Katsura rarely devotes more effort to backgrounds than necessary, but its strength has always lain in the character designs and costuming.
Americans spent a greater proportion of viewing time on objects relative to backgrounds compared to Chinese participants.
Unlike their study, we did not find a clear cultural difference in the number of fixations to backgrounds.
The decrease in the New/Old condition was small and occurred because subjects had shorter fixations over time to backgrounds when objects were changing within repeated backgrounds.
Lesion-to-background ratio.
tumour-to-background. ultrasound.
target-to-background ratio.
Tumour-to-background ratio.
Signal-to-background ratio.
