"illuminating scenes" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe scenes that are enlightening, insightful, or revealing. Example: The documentary captured some truly illuminating scenes of life in rural villages, shedding light on the struggles and triumphs of the local communities.
Each with little lights twinkling, illuminating scenes of a matronly looking lady doing laundry in a short jean skirt, another putting a pair of shoes on the windowless windowsill, dogs growling and prowling around on a tarp-covered porch and the squealing of a little girl bouncing on a trampoline.
It is the rhythm of "Light While There Is Light" itself, a book that develops by illuminating scenes, not by imposing the coherences of a conventional plot.
Subsequently, Ratnasingam et al. [12] investigated the possibility of optimising the spectral responses of the image sensors to improve the quality of the illuminant invariant features that can be obtained from daylight illuminated scenes using pixel-level colour constancy algorithms.
Rourke's best moments on screen are often wordless affairs of significant gesture that punctuate and illuminate scenes of failed communication.
Gail Collins's smart, thorough, often droll and extremely readable account of women's recent history in America not only answers this question brilliantly, but also poses new ones about the past and the present, as she explicates moments that were widely recorded and illuminates scenes that were barely remarked upon at the time.
Computer vision is not dependent upon visual radiation, fire, or glowing objects to illuminate scenes.
Colour-based recognition in naturally illuminated scenes is therefore a difficult problem and existing techniques are not effective in real scenes [1 6].
In this article, we present an investigation of possible improvement of the colour constant reflectance features that can be obtained from daylight illuminated scenes using pixel-level colour constancy algorithms (model-based algorithm: S Ratnasingam, S Collins, J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 27, 286 294 (2010) and Projection-based algorithm: GD Finlayson, MS Drew, IEEE ICCV, 2001, pp. 473 480).
Based on this evidence an approach for improving the performance of colour constancy algorithms that can be obtained from daylight illuminated scenes is proposed based upon the observed variation of the correlated colour temperature (CCT) of measured daylight with solar elevation and date.
The ability to compute color constant descriptors of objects in view irrespective of the light illuminating the scene is called color constancy.
The mess hall's baroque stained glass illuminated battle scenes from throughout the country's history and bathed the cavernous room in timeless sepia.
