Sentence examples for bad depth from inspiring English sources
Starting from the idea that the perceptual quality of rendered view will depend more on the amount of geometrical distortions than on the number of bad depth pixels, we suggest to give preference to areas where the change between ground truth depth and compressed depth is more abrupt.
To be bad means to have depth.
Or can we further plumb the depths of bad taste?
Staged as if it were a breezy period sex comedy, the production suffers from the depth-denying bad faith that the play makes a point of condemning.
The lowest depths of bad taste are plumbed by people carried away celebrating the fun of their own national musical heritage.
Some of his newspapers and magazines are descendants of the old "penny dreadfuls," but readers have not been driven away by the regularity with which critics deplore their vacuity or the depths of bad taste to which they often descend.
Here's Steve Evans: "What all these JCLs don't understand about English cricket is that in the mid-1990s were were in the depths, with bad results and talent going to waste.
Staged as if it were a breezy period comedy about the war between the sexes -- with a chic airline terminal set (designed by Richard Hoover) that evokes the recent con caper movie "Catch Me if You Can" -- the production itself suffers from the depth-denying bad faith that the play makes a point of condemning.
Last week, a day before he would face a room full of critics ready to excoriate him and NBC, a unit of General Electric for descending to the depths of bad taste this summer, Mr. Zucker had the NBC promotion staff buy a three-page ad spread in Hollywood's trade papers.
Despite shrinking demand, Frankfurt office space is due to increase by almost 10% by the end of next year as new developments are completed.Peter Damesick, head of research at Insignia Richard Ellis, a British property consultancy, says the slump in demand for office space in the City of London is already as bad as in the depths of the 1990s crash, and there could be worse to come.
Notting Hill's BiggEveryhithole!
