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It can clearly be seen that the testing overall recognition performance of gestures performed by the stroke patients is lower than the ones performed by the healthy subjects, as it was expected, but still they produced a high percentage of true positive recognized gestures (TPR mean of 75%).

Years' worth of domestic ritual — of meals cooked and tables laid and cleared — is summoned by a wordless ballet of gestures performed by Amanda and Laura.

The idea was that the algorithm would learn the association and, having seen the same gesture performed by different people, would be able to generalise what was going on and thus recognise gestures performed by strangers.Unfortunately, it did not quite work out like that.

Still, there are plenty of other gallantries you might consider gracious gestures performed by men for women that will never go out of style.

The description of the discrete dance steps itself is aimed towards the spatial deployment of gestures performed by the feet and body-center.

The availability of a set of reference key-poses makes it possible to obtain a reduced representation of each gesture sequence, able to handle the variability of gestures performed by different individuals.

The Graham company's season at the Joyce Theater, which begins on Wednesday, features the reanimation of "Imperial Gesture," performed by the eloquently gutsy Blakeley White-McGuire.

The same can be said of the quenelle, the much-discussed gesture performed by West Brom's Nicholas Anelka as he celebrated scoring against West Ham last month and which this week saw him charged by the FA.

Dieudonné M'bala M'bala – the man who invented the controversial "quenelle" arm gesture performed by the Premiership footballer Nicolas Anelka – has belatedly started his 2014 stand-up Tour de France.

Kumar et al. [10] illustrate an on-the-fly hand detection training method which is initialized by a calibration gesture performed by the user.

We demonstrated that observing the communicative gesture performed by one agent (A) indeed enhances visual discrimination of the respondent (B) action.