Sentence examples for a changing scene from inspiring English sources
It has been explained in the previous section that dirty-window-effect may be observed if, between successive frames of a halftone video, the halftone patterns do not change sufficiently in response to a changing scene in the continuous-tone video.
As Darwin himself pointed out, it is the versatile breed that leaves its mark in a changing scene.
In contrast to DWE, which is observed due to binary pixels not toggling in enough numbers in response to a changing scene, flicker is typically observed due to too many binary pixels toggling their values in spatial areas that do not exhibit "significant" perceptual change between successive (continuous-tone) frames.
However, some findings suggest a changing scene in clinical research: the total number of clinical projects sponsored by industry had not declined, but those funded by health care had.
To add to the spontaneity of the experience there is a scaffold set above the orchestra, just below the animation screen, where Mr.Zezelj, using rollers and brushes, creates a continuously changing scene in a dazzling exhibit of "live" painting.
In the late 1990s he booked the Knitting Factory in Manhattan, and by playing in more bands than even he can easily keep track of — as well as working at Oneida's recording studio and operating its record label, Brah — Kid Millions has become a ubiquitous force in a constantly changing scene.
It's a constantly changing scene and most of my photos show the seclusion and loneliness of the area.
He liked to adopt a sports metaphor to describe the changing scene in Los Angeles - "There used to be Giants in this town," he said.
The Biennials give discursive edge and a buzz of erotic festivity to the changing scene.
Changing scene In Hong Kong, Peter Sabine, a 34-year-old DJ and founder of the city's first gay football team, One Nil, confirms the picture found in the UNICEF report.
As the ship set sail, I watched the changing scene down the Solent from a deck chair: yachts and sailboats, Queen Victoria's Osborne House on the Isle of Wight.
