Image enhancement techniques are applied to extract iris fibres from which minutiae-like coordinates are extracted.
All the more remarkable, then, that in Part II, "Apollo", we are treated to an abrupt increase in the proportion of diligent recording, reporting and transcribing, in which the minutiae of the journey to the moon, the landing and redocking of the astronauts in space are painstakingly itemised, with considerable scientific expertise, no loss of momentum and an escalation of tension.
He was also a meticulous student of issues, poring over The Federal Register, which gives the minutiae of regulations.
But they would deep-six the entire lot of maddening tuxedo minutiae, which are as easy and festive to manage as a year's worth of tax receipts.
It also dictates the minimum worker-to-child ratio, staff qualifications and other minutiae which centres devoted to drop-off care must conform with.
Alan Little is a master of tennis minutiae, which serves him well in his post as the honorary librarian for the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum on the All England Club grounds.
Not only has Mr. Ergen been able essentially to freeze DirecTV with uncertainty over the last year, but he has almost surely become familiar with his main competitor's financial minutiae, which is always nice for a businessman.
He's arrived at a literary voice that combines attention to modern minutiae (which he confesses owes something to David Foster Wallace) with an earlier generation's attention to intense psychological realism.
The Tribe is a demanding movie: you have to hope to understand the general gist and the larger building blocks of narrative without picking up on the minutiae – which is, interestingly, how movie-makers broadly conceive of their work in its early stages.
Secondly, to determine which of the minutiae have more of the estimation power compared to others.
This diffusion process directly affects the binarization which creates wrong minutiae, as shown in Fig. 14.
