Sentence examples for frame generated from inspiring English sources

Object can be detected more accurately by subtracting background frame (generated from the background model) from the current frame.

The object can be detected more accurately by subtracting the background frame (generated from the background model) from the current frame.

So, combining the frame generated by the forward estimation with the one generated by backward estimation results in a frame with less blank areas, which is depicted in Figure 7(a).

With the information provided by Figures 19 and 20 we can conclude that QUATTRO succeeds at delivering every frame generated by the sensor nodes within the required timeframe, while SMAC in most cases exceeds the maximum delay or even ultimately fails to deliver some of the frames (or most of them, in some cases) after attempting all of the allowed retransmissions.

The effective bandwidth of the D-BMAP arrival process of user u, characterized by a transition matrix U u, can be calculated as[25] E B u = ψ − 1 log ( Υ U u , where Υ U u is the Perron-Frobenius eigenvalue of the matrix U ϖ u = D ( ϖ u ) U u, with ϖ ≜ e λ 0 u ψ, …, e λ A u − 1 u ψ, where λ n u denotes the number of packets per frame generated when the source of user u is in state n.

The graders assessed each frame generated from the OCT images independently by randomly selecting the vessel ID.

The Tories say this is contradicted by an official Treasury analysis that found such restrictions would "be difficult to frame, generate market uncertainty on London's Eurobond market, and could be structured around, so providing negligible Exchequer yield".

Those days may be well behind him, the consequence of his slight frame generating all that torque in a violent delivery that eventually produced injuries to his toe, hip, calf and shoulder.

This frame generates the information feeding our CAMD software tool.

The lower frame generates motion along X, Y, Z axes and around the Z axis, while the upper frame generates motion along the X, Y and Z axes, as highlighted in Figure 1.

This frame generates the social expectations necessary to sustain public support for gene transfer [ 40], but detracts from risks and reinforces optimistic messages of benefits [ 20].