Priscilla opened it for my uncle, who kissed her with a fast, furtive gesture, locking his hand for a moment in her black curls.
At the same time, the practical needs of developing for such miniaturized prototypes with sometimes very low processing power and memory resources make practitioners in high demand of fast gesture recognizers employing little memory.
Section "Recognizing Familiar Gestures" describes how Vince recognizes familiar gestures in a fast, incremental, and robust manner.
On the other hand, the always unpredictable country has considered opening a fast food restaurant, as a gesture of goodwill toward President Trump.
In particular, we will describe the design and implementation of an interface that well suits public immersive scenarios, since it is based on a simple and efficient set of algorithms which, combined with the intelligence given by the knowledge of the context of where a game is played, leads to a fast and robust interpretation of hand gestures.
Performed with impeccable precision by Christine Thomassen and Andreas Heise, the choreography sets lightning-fast gestures, wriggles and shifts of direction to the nonsensical wit of a poem by Gertrude Stein.
They'd throw you out of school if you did!" Ray was talking faster and faster, gesturing with both arms and occasionally rubbing his head and face with his hands.
Whereas gestures lead to a faster lateral driving reaction (compared to HUD warnings), the visual warnings result in a greater safety benefit (measured by the minimum distance to the hazard object).
He talks fast, constantly gesturing with his hands and nodding.
The fast, slurry gestures almost seem automatist, conducted with the mind elsewhere, as if to see which art historical references heave up from painting's collective unconsciousness.
