Sentence examples for visual refinements from inspiring English sources

Jan van Eyck, the great painter from Bruges, also profoundly affected the developing artist, introducing elegance and subtle visual refinements into the bolder, Campinesque components of such early paintings by Rogier as St . LukeDrawing the Virgin.

Segmentation was performed using a mixture of an automated approach with manual localized visual refinements to the tooth structure.

The new alert system is launching in version 7.0 of the app, alongside a series of visual refinements that make the app more scannable and place the bits of info that you'll find most useful right at the forefront.

The third protocol also involved the use of the 'magic wand' tool in Avizo 3D imaging software as a 'region-growing' tool, similar to that utilized in the second protocol; however, in this case, segmentation was performed using a mixture of an automated approach with manual localized visual refinements to the tooth structure.

The look and feel is in keeping with previous Mario Party games, but with a visual refinement that works to its favor.

This neurodevelopmental paper reports on the transcription factor Zic2 as critical regulator of visual target refinement.

The comments, results and observations from the workshop will influence further development of the visual interface and refinement of the speech based interaction method.

In the meantime, agencies such as the National Park Service, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and others are actively testing and applying control and eradication techniques, including trap development, refinement of visual searching methods, and testing detector dogs for locating pythons.

To some degree, molecular guidance cues provide the basic framework for visual circuit wiring and refinement (McLaughlin and O'Leary, 2005).

We analyze the iterative optimizations for pose tracking and map refinement of visual SLAM in multi-camera cases.

Since the retinotopic map was functionally refined to a greater degree without taking over adjacent cortical area, we conclude that input from the contralateral eye limits the normal refinement of visual cortical circuitry in mice.