Sentence examples for varying contrasts from inspiring English sources

The targets effectively have varying contrasts, and are difficult to discern, revealing the challenging nature of this target discrimination task.

The coating cross-section has shown bands of varying contrast.

On a reconstructed image, local tomography artifacts appear as a varying contrast.

To compensate for varying contrast, each block is normalized to have zero mean and unit variance.

Low contrast varying images result in multiple contours; whereas high varying contrast in image leads to good precision for certain contour points but induces lack of detection for points in lower contrast zones.

The results of this study proofed that conductivity sensors can detect Bronze Age ditches, with varying contrast depending on the soil geomorphology.

Presotto et al. [17] demonstrated the quantitative superiority of PSF + TOF for dynamic cardiac reconstructions using a thorax/heart phantom filled with either 18F alone or 18F and 13N (to simulate dynamically varying contrast), in both static and moving configurations.

The extent to which the cone fitted the spectrum explained an average of 18% of the variance in judgments of discomfort from images including rural and urban scenes, works of non-representational art, images of buildings and animals, and images generated from randomly disposed discs of varying contrast and size.

Unfortunately, the presence of noise, the variability of the background, and the low and varying contrast of vessels in many imaging modalities such as mammograms, makes it quite difficult to obtain reliable fully automatic or even semi-automatic vessel detection procedures.

We also plot reproduced STMD responses to targets of varying contrast (Figure 6A, squares).

As the eight images of the fly were not of equal intensity and had varying contrast with the background of the frame (e.g. the tertiary reflection was never as dark as the direct image), each image was analysed separately.