You can try studying a nearby diagram, but compressed details — "Wire coils connect to the commutator, which turns the rotor.
They understand that drama evokes life by compressing procedure, detail and emotion into 46-minute episodes.
In this paper we study the wavelength effect on pulse stretching and compressing in detail.
This contrasts with traditional approaches in which the classifier models predefined acoustic features (e.g., MFCC, or Mel-filter banks) [9, 10], which compress and neglect details that we actually need.
Adrenaline and alcohol stretched time and compressed it, fermented details, stirred the order of things.
The embedding process begins by extracting and compressing some minor details of the image, explains Mehmet Celik of the University of Rochester.
Although the bulk of the evidence won't be new to anyone who followed the media coverage of the two trials, it is useful to have the details compressed into one volume.
The fiction of the 1920s indefatigably keeps non-being's point of view in mind by means of a kind of prose impasto: a poultice or compress of descriptive detail applied to human existence in order to draw out its fundamental absurdity, its basis in antagonism.
In AED, deep learning has enabled modeling of detail-rich features, and among these, high resolution spectrograms have shown a significant advantage over existing predefined features (e.g., Mel-filter bank) that compress and reduce detail.
Compressing and occasionally fabricating details of Grant's existence, the film fashions its story as one of a flawed, working-class hero; Grant may well have been that, but his construction as a character invites viewers to feel worse about an unarguable atrocity than they would do otherwise.
Our reviewer, Jennifer Egan, called Walbert's novel "wry and compressed, full of quick, telling details," coaxing drama out of the passage of time.
