The depth video, obtained by depth camera system which is based on the principle of time-of-flight, may be inconsistent with the scene because of ambient light noise, motion artifacts, specular reflections, and so on.
I tried watching a couple of DVD movies with the 3-D effect turned on, and it certainly works, though the overall effect can be inconsistent as the scene changes.
Richard Cullen, who was appointed a U.S. attorney under President George H. W. Bush and attorney general by former Gov. George Allen, said the "totality of the scientific evidence" and "the crime scene being inconsistent with the prosecution theory" convinced him that the four are innocent.
Studies have shown, for instance, that the human visual system is relatively insensitive to the physically impossible cast shadows created by inconsistent lighting in a scene (Ostrovsky, Cavanagh, & Sinha, 2005).
And I'm realizing that although my kids' holidays might involved inconsistent stockings and manger scenes, one thing is consistent -- my ability to keep it interesting.
Just a few scenes earlier the inconsistent Helena, who doesn't know herself what she wants out of life, had been upbraiding Anna for including matters like education, ambition and earning power among her criteria for a potential mate.
Both studies employed video fragments of gambling-related and various control scenes, but yielded inconsistent results.
"Due to Angela's inconsistent statements, the physical evidence at the scene and the victim statement identifying Angela as the suspect, I placed Angela under arrest for aggravated battery," German wrote in his police report.
I interviewed Lindsay and Zoë Wanamaker in 2009 and they talked about the scripts being so inconsistent they had refused to do some scenes.
Generated problem: This defect may make the user interaction inconsistent from the requirements point of view (e.g. the content "u: play again" regarding the scene that is outside the context of the interaction in the game, such as the "see positive ending" scene).
