Sentence examples for understanding the image from inspiring English sources

Each photo of an individual derby athlete is accompanied by information Layman says is "a crucial link" to understanding the image, including age, height and weight (both current and pre-derby), diet, other workout activities, previous athletic experience and when they started doing derby.

Understanding the image detail of the heart obtained with echocardiography and CT has an imperative role in outlining and anatomically delineating the cardiac landmarks related to the conduction system.

The problem is understanding the images of complex fractures not the classification system.

"For me, understanding the images portrayed on websites and even in the news bulletins, deaths mounted by the western powers bombarding people … this ignited the sense of anger, of a drive to right things in their own way.

The information might be crucial to understanding the images, but spend too much time reading, and you feel as if you've visited a textbook rather than an art show.

Understanding the images requires trained and experienced human eyes to identify problems specific to each case, leaving little or no time to identify broader, population-wide trends that could make early detection easier.

It is a necessary step before further processing and understanding the images to improve image quality with enhancement and denoising algorithm in many vision applications [5, 6].

Since the chrominance information will also affect HVS in understanding the images, we further extend our proposed IDSSIM by incorporating the chrominance information with the color IQA, and we call this extension IDSSIMc.

A special focus is placed on the uptake mechanisms of tracer methods, as this is critical in understanding the images.

Still, Beckerdite and Traxler were here, talking like everyone else about the latest uproar, understanding the tattered image of their sport and skating anyway.

These materials offer us important clues to understanding the cultural image and social political relations in the north part of the Central Plain the second and first millenniums BC.