Sentence examples for flat disparity from inspiring English sources
However, the fusion mechanism is compromised in the single cue conditions: e.g., the "flat" disparity cue is averaged with the near or far motion cue, resulting in smaller differences between near versus far stimuli.
The economy is flat; income disparities are at a record and, I would argue, politically unsustainable level; and the millennials, while they may eschew traditional public service, are actively engaged to in trying to improve their communities.
For example, larvae and adults can have the same level of disparity but they can occupy two different sub-spaces (hyperplanes, i.e. "flat" surfaces of more than two dimensions embedded in higher dimensional space) of the shape space.
And so, just understanding disparities in some flat sense of statistics or graphs is not enough.
This phenomenon may be understood by observing that the stereo matching algorithms find good matches (with low uncertainty) at most places, while less common occluded or ambiguous flat or textured areas may cause sparse disparity errors (with high uncertainty).
Further compounding the problem is the accelerating disparity between the increases in physician practice costs and the flat or declining payments physicians are receiving for their services.
The pictorial cues in the scene may signal variations in depth but binocular disparity cues signal, correctly, that the observer is looking at the flat surface of a picture.
Between the remote and the coastal regions, disparities in IMR were significantly higher during 2001 2005 and remained flat during 2006 2008.
But he followed that up withElysium, a Matt Damon starring action flick that also grappled with big issues like class disparity, but was pretty much universally regarded as a failure thanks to its flat characters and lack of focus.
Salvatore Rea, who lives in a rented affordable flat with his wife, Daniella, and their three children, says the residents of the complex are very aware of the disparity.
