We introduce a systematic approach to the design, implementation and analysis of left-invariant evolution schemes acting on Gabor transform, primarily for applications in signal and image analysis.
But does saying this give fanciful credit to a painter who was, after all, celebrated primarily for transforming often quite ordinary people -- his slacker nephew Gainsborough Dupont, the apple-cheeked dandy named Jonathan Buttal -- into visual marvels of their age and ours?
Debbal and Bereksi-Reguig [47] compared time-frequency methods of STFT (short-time frequency transform), CWT (continuous wavelet transform), and Wigner-Ville (WV) distribution primarily for the analysis of second heart sound.
Since he became executive director, president and chief executive officer in 1961, Mr. Stone, who will retire June 30, has helped transform Blythedale from a retreat primarily for children with orthopedic disorders into an 80-physician teaching hospital that handles a variety of problems, including orthopedic, neurological, genetic, psychiatric, pulmonary and cardiologic disorders.
Transforming growth factor beta 2 (TGFβ2), known primarily for its growth-inhibitory properties, is both a suppressor and promoter of tumorigenesis, producing a malignant phenotype in tumor-derived cells in culture and exhibiting high expression levels in advanced tumors [28].
Netflix has transformed itself into primarily an Internet streaming service for television shows, not feature films, with TV series now accounting for more than half of all Netflix viewing, reports Brian Stelter in The New York Times on Tuesday.
Mr. Obama pledged on Monday that he would not commit American ground troops to Libya and said that the job of transforming the country into a democracy was primarily for the Libyan people and the international community.
Disraeli's contribution was to transform the party from one that spoke primarily for landed interests to one that could draw supporters from the middle class and from newly enfranchised workers.
For this reason, particularly in the 1990s and early 2000s, universities primarily transformed their research outputs into market products through university-owned enterprises (UREs) rather than going through a long and complicated negotiating process with other enterprises (Eun et al. 2006).
He was later elevated to head of research and relocated the company to Palo Alto, Calif., where it was transformed into a highly respected pharmaceutical company known primarily for the development of one of the first effective birth-control pills.
