As for the opening chapter, "Here Comes Charlie," it's one of the most efficient scene-setters since the start of "Great Expectations," with a compound of impoverishment and yearning so sharp that it pricks the senses, like vinegar.
He assumed I had been the stage manager and congratulated me on how efficient the scene changes had been.
Such a solution is time-efficient regarding scene-model point matching.
This was a cumbersome system, however, and it was not until 1600 that efficient methods of scene changing could be devised.
The set by Christine Jones is efficient in changing scenes but the dominant look is a dizzying mural to create an air of hypnosis that involves trippy repetitions of squares and rectangles and the like.
No national quality measure on major incident management exists, but emergency services aim for an early activation of sufficient personnel, rapid access to a secured scene and efficient patient evacuation to the appropriate facility.
Table 3 shows the MOSs, and it means that the general criteria on keyframe quality (i.e., contrast, blurriness, skewness, and duration of its scene) are efficient for video summarization.
For example, the spatial tuning of cells in both the retina and early visual cortex are well predicted from efficient coding of natural scene statistics, and suggest that vision is optimized for the natural visual environment (Atick, 1990; Field, 1987; Simoncelli & Olshausen, 2001).
This implies that, to the extent that strategic memory operations and episodic encoding and retrieval are associated with DLPFC activation (Bor et al., 2003; Ranganath et al., 2003; Murray & Ranganath, 2007), these capacities are not required for efficient learning of new scene problems.
