visible defect

His less visible defects, he didn't need to mention.

This will create visible defects in the data.

However, once a certain threshold of compression is passed, compressed images show increasingly visible defects.

Turning the idea over, and seeing that it had no visible defects on either side, I faced around and headed in the other direction.

Only about half of them had visible defects such as stunted ears or short arms or legs.

In practice, a long exposure (integration time) emphasizes the inherent differences in pixel response so they may become a visible defect, degrading the image.

The only visible defect was the patterned birthmark on her cheek, and it was much less objectionable, in her opinion, than acne-ravaged skin.

Approximately 88% of VWS patients display lower lip pits, and in about 64% of cases lip pits are the only visible defect.

It must be acknowledged, that there are few parts of the universe, which seem not to serve some purpose, and whose removal would not produce a visible defect and disorder in the whole.

Somehow he had the look of deformity, of suffering, which she associated with lifetime cripples, hunchbacks; yet he had no visible defect except a few half - healed scars along one cheek.

It had the proper features in the proper sizes in the proper places, and there were no visible defects or blemishes -but I did notice an odd, round little scar, relatively fresh, on her throat.

The first was an elderly parliamentarian, in his sixties, and named d'Erville; his mistress was a woman of forty, exceedingly handsome, and having no visible defect other than certain excess of flesh: her name was Madame du Cange.

The progression of lens design for later emulsions is of practical importance when considering the use of old lenses, still often used on large-format equipment; a lens designed for orthochromatic film may have visible defects with a color emulsion; a lens for panchromatic film will be better but not as good as later designs.