Despite the obvious advantage of on the fly approaches to digital photography, there are a number of limitations.
On the fly approaches are the ones for which it is possible to modify the environment during image acquisition, while in off-line approaches that is not possible, thus, usually the photos are modified or enhanced after acquisition.
Though it's not a good long-term solution, it'll work great if a fly approaches you, or if you see a fly coming into your room without being invited.
At that point, pilots would normally check their airspeed before switching off the autothrottle to continue a "hand fly" approach, he said.
There are moments, as Lou homes in on yet another ghastly incident, like a fly approaching a plate of meat, when I could swear that I smelled the night air.
In contrast, only one fly approached the control inflorescences and it did not make contact (For approach, χ = 9.89, df = 1, P = 0.003).
A spiritual godfather to the New Wave filmmakers, his carefully calibrated style was markedly different from their caught-on-the-fly approach.
"Fast Five" is an unusual sequel because of Universal's fix-on-the-fly approach, but it is as good a marker as any of what the movie capital is counting on in the months ahead: sequels and more sequels.
After the software is installed, pressing the backup button for the first time summons a wizard to the screen that prompts the user through a series of choices about what to back up (all files -- the elephant-gun-to-swat-a-fly approach -- or just documents, from images to e-mail to music files).
But regardless of the on-the-fly approach that track and others from his latest LP, such as Augustine, are delivered with a confidence and professionalism that make the set feel more like an intimate gig between friends rather than one for thousands.
Those who saw her being interviewed at the time were struck by her preternatural serenity; her book, also called "A Mighty Heart" (2003), is Winterbottom's principal source, although her title may be too noble for his manner the dressed-down, on-the-fly approach that lends even his more formal endeavors, like "Jude" (1996) and "Code 46" (2003), an air of documentary.
