Sentences with phrase «reconstructed images»

The use of talking heads is an innately convincing technique that Baseman deliberately undermines with reconstructed images from archival footage.

Mar's approach to this compilation is not straightforward: He has digitally reconstructed images of his previous pieces and printed them onto large, irregular pieces of fabric that were then stitched together, stained, and often appliquéd.

Reconstructed images were visualized using the Volocity 3D Image Analysis Software (PerkinElmer, USA).

It can reconstruct images that could be missing pixels and can remove unwanted content within a photo and replace it with a computer - generated alternative.

Software maker Nvidia (NVDA) has introduced a new way to edit or reconstruct images using artificial intelligence.

By 1980, the team could afford a computer the size of several refrigerators with enough memory to handle the calculations needed to reconstruct the image.

VLA measures correlations between signals from pairs of antennas to reconstruct images of the sky, as though they were one single, giant telescope — and so VLA, too, is sensitive to ionospheric fluctuations.

In the bottom box is a reconstructed image, based on modeling, that shows what the galaxy would look like if the galaxy cluster were not present.

Aliens might still be flummoxed by the message's content, but they'd be able to see symmetrical forms in the correctly reconstructed image, letting them know they were correct in putting it together.

They do, however, distort the appearance of the object being studied, requiring sophisticated computer models to reconstruct the image as it would appear in its unaltered state.

As the graphic shows, THz image waves are received by a metamaterial spatial light modulator, which in turn sends multiple data points from the THz scene to a single - pixel detector, which computationally reconstructs the image faster, more efficiently and with higher - fidelity than conventional THz imaging technology.

(b) Reconstructed image using time - consuming manual segmentation — note missing data (arrow).

Image: Courtesy of Dr. Quan Zhu (confocal image); Jamie Simon (composition), Salk Institute for Biological Studies; Dr. James Fitzpatrick (reconstructed image) Waitt Advanced Biophotonics Center.

PA - FPs, especially the monomeric, reversible type, are very well suited for super resolution imaging, where the power of the technique relies heavily on the same fluorophore being imaged multiple times in order to reconstruct an image.

Try advertising a coming unit by cutting up a related, compelling image, and then adding pieces daily to reconstruct that image as the «advertisement» gradually takes form.

Then there is the ghostly way the TV reconstructs the images in hazy detail.

Novitskova, whose sculptures reconstruct images sourced from the Internet into a minimalist performative space, is a figure who is particularly at the forefront of installation - based practices in contemporary art.

She in turn reconstructs these images of the players to emphasize or overemphasize their prowess.

Muniz is renowned for his ingenious employment of a wide range of materials, including dust, sugar, chocolate, diamonds, caviar, toys, paper hole - punches, junk, dry pigment and magazine shreds, to reconstruct images that tap into the viewer's subconscious visual repository and beg for further investigation.

These projectors, which will run off of the same laser disk player, will attempt to reconstruct the image which is taken apart by the projector in the entrance area.

LA - based artist Austyn Weiner dissects and collages photographs of herself naked, then reconstructs the images as paintings.

Seeing the image in one form and then reconstructing the image either in a mirror, or another optical device.»

They reconstruct the image of the artist; a prophet - like character with opened eyes..

The Phenomenological Study on Experience of Reconstructing the Image of God in Pastoral Ministry after the Pastor's Participation in Imago Relationship Therapy.

Not exact matches

Understanding reliability and some limitations of the images and spectra reconstructed from a multi-monochromatic x-ray imager

Whatever merit our reconstructed shepherding image has, and we believe it to be considerable, it can not, then, convey what needs to be interpreted about the persons who need help.

It begins where women in theology attempt to deconstruct basic ethical principles such as «the common good» and «the question of moral power and authority,» but from there it moves to the creative impulses we see around us, as women in faith and faithfulness reconstruct the future image and face of the Church as a «community of Christ, bought with a price, where everyone is welcome, «14 as Letty Russell describes it.

Even if steps are taken to avoid psychologizing, to give due emphasis to the eschatology, etc., the fundamental weakness remains the fact that the deliberate elevation of a historically reconstructed figure to the central concern of faith must inevitably lead to the confusion of two quite separate functions: the reconstruction of a historical figure and what we shall call the construction of a faith - image.

The difficulty was that the liberal critical scholar was engaged at one and the same time in constructing a faith - image and reconstructing the historical image, the one as a believer and the other as a scholar, and this led to the confusion between these two tasks to which Schweitzer, in effect, pointed, and which was, indeed, unavoidable.

In his Times interview he takes a provocative swipe at two Labour grandees he has long disliked: «I understand that people of a certain age like Neil Kinnock and Roy Hattersley want to hark back to a previous age, and they believe that [Ed] Miliband would reconstruct the party in that image.»

This week brings a video reconstructed from images of the Philae lander's approach to a comet, and a major new analysis of data from the Cassini mission that bolsters the case for a global, not just local, ocean beneath the icy crust of Enceladus

The idea is to take a series of high - speed snapshots of a star, freezing the blurring effects of Earth's atmosphere, and then reconstructing the true image from those.

Once the 2 - D images are stitched together, researchers can reconstruct the protein & rsquo

A lens is a complicated thing that takes every point in an object and reconstructs it in the image — with no loss of detail in the case of a perfect lens.

The detectors stimulated in this way produce a sampled image of the object that can then be reconstructed using models of the optics.

Software combines 2 - D images of each protein to reconstruct a 3 - D structure.

In this view, one of several images of Melas Chasma released today, a computer has reconstructed 3D images taken with the European Mars Express orbiter's High - Resolution Stereo Camera.

Not only have he and his team been able to select the most promising sites for on - the - ground fieldwork, but they can also use the images to reconstruct the Garamantes» regional footrpint — something that would have been very hard to do by excavating one site at a time.

Even at such low magnification, the images were fuzzy, and sometimes a bit of imagination was required to reconstruct the structure of the object in view.

Image courtesy of iStockphoto / GOSPHOTODESIGN NEW YORK CITY — More than 30 million of the Americans classified as obese or extremely obese might benefit from surgery that reconstructs the stomach to accommodate less food.

You can reconstruct everything in the 3 - D room from the images on the 2 - D mirrors.

Scientific American reconstructed this rotation of Earth from images taken by the high - resolution EPIC camera onboard the satellite DISCOVR.

The cameras were synchronized to take 250 shots per second and from those images, Ros was able to reconstruct the body positions in three dimensions.

To see the three dimensions, our brain must reconstruct the three - dimensional world from our two - dimensional retinal images.

With all this information their CNN is able to reconstruct 3D facial geometry from a single 2D image.

Custom - built imaging software stacks the hundreds of thousands of 2 - D images together to reconstruct the surface of each individual particle in three dimensions, over time.

By using thousands of images, they reconstructed a high - resolution cryo - electron microscopy structure of the Zika virus.

They averaged data from multiple crystals to generate stronger signals, and used computers to reconstruct 3D images of how the Rumi and Notch pieces fit together.

«We can get good image data sets, but if you want to reconstruct them, this is something that the human can't really do without help from the computer,» Keller says.

Using a series of moiré fringes it's possible to mathematically extract and reconstruct a super-resolution image.