Alternatively, the use of light, snapshot-based tools is quite popular [10, 11].
To support this claim, an alternate decomposition perspective is proposed by projecting the problem, as a multi-objective optimization problem, in the light of snapshot and temporal of both intra- and inter-community scores.
As each passed, beams of infrared and ultraviolet light took a snapshot its exhaust fumes, while a camera recorded the registration plate, which could be used to look up the make and model.
In the world of the weighty fabulist, the novel's initial revelation might have come from a diary or a packet of letters, but what brings Glyn's world down around his ears is something nearly weightless, a moment captured in time by a machine that indifferently processes light -- a snapshot or, as Glyn calls it, a "freeze-frame revelation".
In this paper, a snapshot light field imaging spectrometer based on a microlens-array is proposed.
I was fully present in the moment, enjoying every snapshot, light bulb (in this case flash) moment -- time didn't seem to exist.
Here we describe the Caltech Tomography Database and automatic image processing pipeline, designed to process, store, display, and distribute electron tomographic data including tilt-series, sample information, data collection parameters, 3D reconstructions, correlated light microscope images, snapshots, segmentations, movies, and other associated files.
In a statement, Morissette said "Havoc and Bright Lights" "is a snapshot of what I currently obsess about, care about, and what strikes me at 4 in the morning in my most introspective moments".
The Loko abhors light, and a single snapshot could transform its delicate chemical structure into something not unlike napalm.
Judson Now explored the past with a light touch, offering intimate snapshots of artists, typically in one-off evenings.
The program ended with his tone poem "Fountains of Rome" (1914-16), a kaleidoscopic aural snapshot of changing light and moods.
