Sentences with phrase «multiple images of each person»

However, to function properly sparse representation requires multiple images of each person in the database, so it does not work with pairs of before and after surgery pictures alone.

Not exact matches

For a people who have constantly been subjected to injustice, cruelty and early death, the image of the crucified is the supreme symbol of life in spite of the multiple daily threats of death.

«People should create detailed images with unique characteristics to help avoid the endorsement of false memories on recognition - based tests like true / false or multiple - choice assessments, where you are tempted by lures and possible false memories.»

A person can have multiple images they want to update from time to time and over time they will be motivated to write more, because people suddenly begin to communicate with them because of the photos online.

Multiple people can work on one storyboard at the same time: whilst someone uploads images, another can be assigning badges to slides, or creating a bank of questions.

Create a Wi - Fi HotSpot so multiple people can take advantage of T - Mobile's mobile broadband network (see larger image).

Best known for presenting herself as multiple people within a single image to frame a narrative, O'Donovan Cook plays both the man and woman in her Waldorf Series, three women in Trinity: The Ocean, all the performers in the dressing room in Webster, and a young woman enmeshed in vines and flowers growing out of her fingertips in The Dream.

This ground - breaking show drew record attendance — thousands of people thronged to the Park Avenue galleries in less than a month — and among the most moving, and controversial, images in the show were the more than 40 photographs from Stieglitz's multiple portrait of Georgia O'Keeffe.

For instance, it's easier to pull people out of images and put them on new backgrounds, or combine multiple photos into perfect group shots.

Apple said it worked with thousands of people across the world and took over a billion images, and with that, it developed multiple neural networks to create this Face ID technology.

Disappointingly, despite the multiple images of Indigenous people in the Department's graphically - designed promotional presentation, there was little mention of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander health issues in either the Secretary's speech or the media materials.