Additionally, PPA showed an interaction between motion and scene in that it responded more to motion in context of scenes than scramble, with similar trends in TOS and RSC.
The context of a scene is defined as the association of a pixel in a scene with static or moving background or moving foreground with/without illumination change based on the observation on a number of recent frames.
What could be more punk rock, in the context of a scene populated by bohemian, lefty people, than paddling against the political tide?
For Australian audiences, the context of the scene is immediately familiar: bigoted ranters targeting marginalised people on public transport has become prolific viral-outrage fodder over the past five years.
It's institutionally OK. "The part that made me laugh was where it said, 'Make sure you read the script so you understand the context of the scene,'" said McGowan.
Mr. Seitz: "It's good to know that all that actually happened, but it's still a terrible line in context of the scene, because it's an editorial summing-up that tells us all how to feel".
In the case of Dennis Potter's Brimstone and Treacle, for example, which was banned by the BBC in 1976 and not screened until 1987, the moral objection of executives related to the context of the scene – a man who might be the devil raping a severely disabled young woman – rather than to its visual content.
BEN RATLIFF LOVE IS THE SONG WE SING: San Francisco Nuggets 1965-1970 Excavatheg the Bay Area epicenter of American psychedelia, this knowledgeable compilation sets the essentials — Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Santana, Moby Grape — in the context of a scene that still sounds hopped-up and utopian.
