Sentence examples for capture depth from inspiring English sources
To capture depth impressions, we investigated users' tactile interactions in an experiment.
For this, the researchers use a 3-D depth sensor, like the one found in the Microsoft Kinect sensor for the Xbox 360 video game console, to capture depth information from real-world, non-chair objects such as toilets, tables and washbasins.
Its ability to capture depth and track motion makes it a winning combination when used with Processing and After Effects.
The two cameras on the back, meanwhile, work together to let users capture depth in their photos.
Many beginning food photographers end up washing out food with too bright of a light, or failing to capture depth of color by not illuminating their food enough.
Observational reports in cooler habitats (New Caledonia and Loyalty Islands) record Nautilus as shallow as 5 m during the cooler months of the year while in more equatorial regions the minimum capture depth is around 100 m, consistent with the Osprey Reef data.
This may lead to different capture depths of the bacteria in environmental samples, attributable to varying amplification efficiencies and coverage rates of the primers.
Numerical simulations are presented in Sections 3 through 5, where we show the independence of the depth-resolved structural feature vector from variation in sample thickness, study the effect of noise on the feature vector, and illustrate why our approach has the ability to capture depth-resolved structural changes.
The smartphone also sports a 13-megapixel camera with a new "laser" autofocus system that is expected to function in a similar manner to HTC One M8's DuoCamera, capturing depth information and quickening focus time.
Like on the Android model, my biggest complaint is about its ultrapixel camera — along with a second camera that strictly captures depth information to allow you to refocus photos after you take them.
Tracking was driven by an iterative closest point (ICP) algorithm that superimposed the captured depth data and predefined reference foot models.
