Sentence examples for distinguish scene from inspiring English sources

First, these studies did not distinguish scene construction (creating an internal representation of the scene to facilitate discrimination) from processes which are specific to visual perception.

But the choreographic discordancies are witty and Ashton just shed the buoyancy that is a key to his ballets, even in the firmly rooted geometric configurations and quadrant legs that distinguish "Scenes de Ballet".

Additionally, different eye movement patterns have been reported to distinguish repeated scenes from manipulated scenes [12], [14].

In a field where everything is filmed in dark blue, it can be hard to distinguish one scene or even one show from another.

To distinguish the scenes in the video, new marks are needed, that is, 'A' represents the first frame of a scene and 'Z' represents the last frame.

For that matter, it distinguishes the scene from so many scenes in so many films where so many filmmakers are so concerned with bringing out their characters' emotions solely by means of action.

And seamlessly, it turned out: audiences were largely unable to distinguish the scenes in question.

Since questionable camerawork — odd angles, out-of-focus and washed-out images — is consistent throughout, it's not always easy to distinguish when scenes are being filmed for the fake documentary.

These results suggest that scene gist is contained in iconic memory even in the visual periphery; however, iconic representations are not sufficiently detailed to distinguish between scenes coming from the same category.

More specifically, we adopt the idea of spatial pyramid matching with dense SIFT descriptors (ScSPM) [31] devised for image classification, because we may regard the clustering as an image classification task and the ScSPM vector is a kind of feature that can overcome the limitation of color features; they do not distinguish some scenes with similar color distributions [3].

When observing a sequence of video frames, one may distinguish between stationary scene regions that do not change over time and dynamic scene regions containing moving objects (nonstationary regions).