| So tepid arguments between mumbling, incoherent, misinformed gentlemen speckle the news programmes. |
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| Stars began to speckle the light sky, clouds shrouding the mountains in the east. |
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| Together with the sampling rate, this defines the maximum displacement that a speckle can undergo from one frame to the next. |
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| The speckle statistics in the classical model follow the Rayleigh distribution. |
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| As a result, it eliminates dot skip and speckle to help ensure your customers of outstanding print quality. |
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| Variations in the speckle are then digitised to produce a code that is unique to the scanned item. |
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| Moreover, ignoring fusion and division allowed us to use a standard method from operational research to recover the speckle correspondences between frames. |
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| Because speckle contrast was often low and filament overlap could also produce speckles, myosin tethers were used as fiducial marks for this study. |
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| Left ventricular discoordination index measured by speckle tracking strain rate imaging predicts reverse remodelling and survival after cardiac resynchronization therapy. |
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| Some of the tiny island states that speckle the map of the Pacific also make uncomfortable neighbours. |
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| One of the first aspects you can see upon arriving at the hostel is the raw, unvarnished timber that composes the various structures that speckle the area. |
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| Both multi-look processing and spatial filtering reduce speckle at the expense of resolution, since they both essentially smooth the image. |
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| They'll also be able to eliminate dot skip and speckle, ensuring your customers of outstanding print quality. |
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| When two images are taken with a parallax of more than a small fraction of a degree, the speckle pattern completely changes. |
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| Fields or clear cut areas would be more clearly delineated with less speckle. |
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| Fading and speckle look like grains of salt and pepper randomly distributed on an image. |
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| Quality defects such as dot skip, streaks and speckle are the frustration of high quality in both gravure printing and packaging production. |
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| The images contain some speckle, which interferes with sharpness on the images. |
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| In general, only a pixel with a strong corner reflector does not exhibit speckle. |
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| Both images contain speckle, which makes the viewing of detail a little more difficult. |
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| During my sabbatical in 2006, I started in collaboration with The Johns Hopkins University a new study based on the use of the speckle contained in ultrasound images to control a robotized ultrasound probe. |
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| The speckle still inherent in the actual SAR image data can be reduced further through processing tasks such as filtering, which tend to reduce statistical variance in conventional image classification schemes. |
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| The Canadian city dweller with a feeling for the north woods may find himself having winter dreams of speckle trout, blueberries, birches, whisky jacks, and moose quietly feeding in tranquil ponds. |
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| This is because, during the original scan, the detectors pick up such a large amount of information that a re-scan need provide only part of the speckle pattern for a reliable comparison to be made. |
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| Abandoned tunnels, pits, waste heaps, and highwalls speckle the Treasure State from one end to the other. |
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| That done, the white laser light is filtered back into red, green and blue light and projected using the DLP system. Dr Bi has, however, gone further than just eliminating speckle. |
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| The classical speckle model assumes the presence of a large number of independent point reflectors with similar scattering characteristics within the resolution cell. |
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| It is also applicable for the removal of eyebrow tattoo, eyebrow embroidery, lip tattoo, etc. and the eliminating of coffee speckle, age spots, birthmarks, pigmentation, and so on. |
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| All radar images appear with some degree of what we call radar speckle. |
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| The four-look processing of the SAR data to generate the images has reduced the speckle but smoothed the linear features, which explains the larger omission errors. |
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| Fading and speckle can be reduced by averaging adjacent pixels on radar images, or by designing the antenna to use a multiple look imaging technique. |
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| Perhaps most seriously, neither Ephreim nor his sister Faustine, who speaks in a whisper with her head bowed, has received any medical attention for the melanomas that liberally speckle their arms and faces. |
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| Therefore, the amount of speckle reduction desired must be balanced with the particular application the image is being used for, and the amount of detail required. |
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| Streams and rivers speckle the island, many formed in the cracks created by lava flows. |
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| To employ it, a laser speckle sensor was combined with a furnace to measure thermal strains and thermal expansion coefficients of thin metallization layers. |
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| Speckle tracking in migrating cells with retrograde flow had turned out to be more challenging. |
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