Sentence examples for frames motion from inspiring English sources

In the sprite construction process, we have used a set of future frames, motion estimation, occlusion region, occlusion depth threshold and foreground-background classification.

Backward ME - Using both (previously decoded) reference frames, motion estimation with 16 × 16 block sizes and full pixel accuracy is performed for the forward direction, i.e., from the forward/future reference frame, X f, to the backward/past reference frame, X b.

The conventional BPSI translational motion branch targets the creation of block-level SI candidates as follows: 1. Backward ME - Using both (previously decoded) reference frames, motion estimation with 16 × 16 block sizes and full pixel accuracy is performed for the forward direction, i.e., from the forward/future reference frame, X f, to the backward/past reference frame, X b.

After the realignment procedure for motion correction among the frames, motion corrected PET frames were summed, co-registered to the corresponding individual MRI and transformed into standardized stereotaxic space.

High-resolution, two-dimensional cine loops in brightness mode (B-mode; 300 frames), motion mode (M-mode; five-second acquisition), pulsed wave (PW), and color Doppler (five-second acquisitions) were acquired in aortic regions with and without vessel expansion.

At the wheel of a car she would creep along "with the spasmodic, freeze-frame motion of a frightened squirrel, braking abruptly for perceived threats".

On the CCTV cameras, with its curious boiled-sweet colours and spasmodic, freeze-frame motion, they walk together along the wet roads; close together, shoulders touching, arms sometimes linked, giggling.

The frame motion is adjusted to minimize local fluid velocities.

In these applications, the dominant inter-frame motion is the result of camera platform motion.

We proposed a variational approach to CCE frame motion estimation and intermediate frame intensity computation, simultaneously.

Fig. 2 The principle of frame-by-frame motion correction to a common reference.