Sentence examples for exploit the scene from inspiring English sources

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The well known huge computational effort that involves searching for an optimal solution is tackled by combining two concepts: exploiting the scene coherence to compute global illumination and using a metaheuristic technique for optimization.

Her subject matter embraced a greater range than was typical of Dutch painters of the era, and she was one of the first to exploit the domestic genre scene.

These methods attempt to automatically discover and/or exploit the relationship between scene appearance and geographic location.

But apart from a glimpse of factory chimney, which could as well be a church steeple, Braque doesn't dwell on the specifics of the chemical industry or exploit the potential dissonance of the scene.

In light of the above observations, one could argue that an effective multi-view reconstruction algorithm should exploit the underlying geometry of the scene by using an inter-signal modeling framework that ensures global consistency.

But back in 1996, Paramount wasn't making the latter go to Prague to exploit the burgeoning Czech box-office scene; with showcase episodes in Shanghai and Moscow in the last two installments, it is most definitely targetting two of the fastest-growing markets in the world.

In this paper, we exploit the notion of partial sparsity for scene reconstruction associated with through-the-wall radar imaging of stationary targets under reduced data volume.

Multichannel approaches are generally superior to single-channel approaches, since they are able to exploit the spatial diversity of the sound scene.

Although the aforementioned object-detection methods limit the number of image samples evaluated with the object classification function, they do not exploit the coarse-scale and fine-scale scene elements to a degree that is comparable to human observers.

When the observed scene is sparse, i.e., only few targets exists, we can use sparse recovery to exploit the sparseness [9].