Sentence examples for complex scenery from inspiring English sources
In Michi Barall's "Rescue Me," complex scenery, sound, lighting and video will challenge the audience to coordinate seeing and hearing in a very different way.
- examples of successful robotics and machine vision systems which have used the above computational principles and modules, and have demonstrated strong performance at object detection in cluttered scenes, scene parsing, robot localization in outdoor natural environments, and accurate prediction of where humans look when searching for particular items in complex scenery.
One hypothesis is that hunters and gatherers must be good at differentiating objects (plants or prey) from complex scenery.
This complex scenery influenced the evolution of our eyes, according to a new study, guiding the arrangement of light-sensitive cone cells.
Since its release, Carey claimed it to be one of her favorite videos, due to its complex scenery and fun nature.
In the complex scenery of olfactory stimuli that exists within the hive, the prevailing rewarded odors that change frequently as a result of switching blooms could form memories accessible to retrieval later in life.
By 1589, complex painted scenery and scene changes were being featured in production in Florence.
Each descends into and rises out of the drum-shaped stage, in the confined bowels of which the backstage crew, kitted out with head torches and tiny wheeled seats, fight for space alongside the actors, the costumes and complex props and scenery.
It can also be an aesthetic decision, providing the chance to actually enjoy a game's rich scenery and complex global lighting effects.
Now, with the opening of the Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks, there is a chance to grasp the science behind the scenery: the complex relationships underpinning a wilderness landscape that is also host to humans.
Therefore, how Notch signaling promotes the cell cycle of GSCs is yet to be explored, on the scenery of the complex signal crosstalk and genetic circuitry.
