In a simple architecture of two channels, the distortion generated by two received descriptions is called central distortion [2].
By comparing the two descriptions of the "act of emission", Einstein arrives at his celebrated result: "the mass of a body is a measure of its energy-content; if the energy changes by L, the mass changes in the same sense by L/9 × 1020, the energy being measured in ergs, and the mass in grammes" (1905b, p. 71).
Each form contains 17 behaviours (e.g., "eating"), each followed by a choice of two descriptions differing in their level of action identification, e.g., "getting nutrition" (abstract) versus "chewing and swallowing" (concrete).
With the description method the relative position of features in sheet metal parts can be expressed by four location description matrices.
In summary, any junction candidate sequence can be fully specified by six junction description parameters: two reference positions, two orientations with respect to the reference sequence, the number of overlap bases, and the identities of any inserted bases that are in the read and not in the reference.
The first 100 frames of the standard video "Coastguard.qcif" are selected to produce two descriptions directly by frame splitting.
In our first architecture, four descriptions are generated by temporal spatial subsampling and encoded independently.
Whereas in [11], the two descriptions are generated by splitting the video pictures into two threads, and then redundant pictures are periodically inserted into the two threads.
Since the two descriptions are generated by odd and even means, at the central decoder, the two video subsequences after standard decoding can be interleaved firstly.
