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Using NCC comparison on smaller blocks allows for smaller differences in the image to be reflected with the larger difference in similarity score.

Therefore, the wavelet transform can only reflect the signal point singularity, as far as the lines singularity and surface singularity contained in the linear and edge characteristics of the two-dimensional image is concerned, they are hard to be reflected with the wavelet transform approach.

Now that all the dust has finally settled, the controversial events of two weeks ago can begin to be reflected upon with greater objectivity.

For a typical catadioptric omnidirectional sensor, incident rays would make contact with the mirror, be reflected with respect to the normal axis at the contacted mirror surface, and subsequently enter the pupil of the perspective camera.

Graduates have deeply emotional links to their universities and expect that to be reflected in our dealings with them.

Longer-term results, in turn, are more likely to be reflected by those plants with longer development- and life-cycles.

This would seem to be reflected by our results, with such resorption being a cause of the initial reduction in density in the zones adjacent to the prosthesis.

These data appear to be reflected across the country with not as many nurses implementing their prescribing qualification as anticipated [ 30].

Satisfaction with the producer price level seems to be reflected in the overall satisfaction with cooperative membership.

Especially in retail, I believe the way employees communicate with each other within an organization is likely to be reflected in how they interact with customers.

"That was the day I was theoretically supposed to be reflecting on my life," he observed, with deadpan humor.