Sentence examples for widely accepted image from inspiring English sources

The widely accepted image of Warnock as a tactically uncomplicated "long-ball merchant" is not an entirely fair one.

Las Vegas's very existence in a desert region thus underlines several paradoxes: the water authorities managed to fulfill the city's demand despite the very high per capita use; contrary to the widely accepted image, the city's large water use rests largely on residential use and not so much on economic activity.

"For me, the most crucial discovery -- the flash -- was that the widely accepted image of Marilyn Monroe was a character that Norma Jeane played," Williams reveals; Norma Jeane was Monroe's birth name.

For any elastographic approach to become widely accepted, consistent image generation and interpretation must be demonstrated.

The characteristics and novelty of the proposed method are given by the way of integrating the particularity of these biological signals (the four input channels and the intensities distribution for E, S, and lumen) into widely accepted fast image preprocessing and segmentation methods.

Speaking to the widely accepted nature of the graphic images is the fact that they were often created by traditional painters, who were not penalized for their erotic predilections.

It is widely accepted, although not proved, that image-guided percutaneous insertion techniques are safest and best in children.

In previous works [8, 22, 31], the model of an MR image has been widely accepted as: I(mathbf{x}) = b(mathbf{x}) J mathbf{x}) + n(mathbf{x}) (1).

Their use is widely accepted in the field of medical image registration [ 4, 5].

The presence of abnormal FDG uptake on 18F-FDG PET/CT images has been widely accepted as a criterion for differentiation between benign and malignant disease [ 6].

After years of practice, the method of evaluating the quality of the optical system using image MTF has been widely accepted and used [12].