Sentence examples for coarse moving from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we apply a further refinement process on the detected coarse moving edges to get rid of background noisy edge segments.

An edge segment in with distance image having is considered as moving edge and enlisted in the coarse moving edge list (CMEL).

(a) ; (b) ; (c) ; (d) ; (e) ; (f) ; (g) moving edges obtained from pixel-based matching of and ; (h) coarse moving edge list; (i) moving edges after noise filtering.

Moving edges in are detected by making use of these three DT images, where is used first to detect the coarse moving edge list, and later on and are used for noise filtering.

In [2], initially a coarse moving edge representation is computed from a given frame and two equidistant frames, and later on nondesired edges are removed by means of a filtering.

Although popular, the pressurized metered dose inhaler generates coarse, fast moving clouds so that the fraction reaching the lung is small.

Dancers in coarse tunics moved like peasants rather than princes and princesses: their shoulders were tense, their limbs awkwardly angled.

Because of this they tend to be predominantly regions of erosion, which results in very little or a thin regolith of debris too coarse to move or weathered and rocks.

Sediment samples collected and analyzed showed that the fine sediment content in the original placed material was selectively transported and deposited offshore, while the coarser component moved onshore.

The results showed a significant negative correlation (decrease of PEF) between morning PEF and coarse chloride (3-day moving average) and between evening PEF and coarse Na+ (3-day moving average), coarse Mg2+ (3-day moving average) and coarse NH4+ (2- and 3-day moving average).

Moreover, moving from coarse to fine grained units can indeed clarify how the interplay between attraction and selection can be important for the success of specific cultural traditions, as the Dracula example illustrates.