Sentence examples for augmented projection from inspiring English sources

Whether its Lit Tree, an augmented projection system that responded to viewers' gestures by using plants as volumetric canvases, or its most recent installation, Line Segments Space, the studio has a knack for turning simple objects into electrified art. .

In detail, four fast projection methods are proposed, i.e., split Bregman projection method (SBPM), augmented Lagrangian projection method (ALPM), dual split Bregman projection method (DSBPM), and dual augmented Lagrangian projection method (DALPM).

In Section 3, the fast split Bregman projection method (SBPM), augmented Lagrangian projection method (ALPM), dual split Bregman projection method (DSBPM), dual augmented Lagrangian projection method (DALPM) are presented.

In this paper, by investigating the relationship between the L1-based TV regularizer term of Chan-Vese model and the constraint on LSF and introducing some auxiliary variables, we design fast split Bregman projection method (SBPM), augmented Lagrangian projection method (ALPM), dual split Bregman projection method (DSBPM), and dual augmented Lagrangian projection method (DALPM).

The same idea in Subsection 3.3 can be extended to combine dual method and augmented Lagrangian projection method in Subsection 3.2, and this will lead to the dual augmented Lagrangian projection method.

augmented Lagrangian projection method.

The most impressive elements about Ever After are the Derek McLane's sets, which are augmented by projections McLane and Olivia Sebesky concocted, and Jess Goldstein's costumes.

Their hybrid water sculpture releases drips of water into a basin whose ripples are augmented by projections and synchronized with sound.

The projected light on paper technique is similar to that used by Luis Sanz with his Ilumina piece, and much like AntiVJ's Eyjafjallajökull installation, which featured a wall painting augmented with projections and shadows to create the illusion of 3D.

The solution proceeds in two steps: first, for the homogenous problem, a projective transformation is constructed based on a symplectic matrix and second, the effects of the external loading are taken into account by augmenting this projection.

Using an inferior pedicle as first described by Ribeiro [ 3, 4] in reduction mammaplasty, the volumetric transfer of the back of the central pedicle will augment breast projection, especially after implant removal.