Sentence examples for more complex scene from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we apply our method to another SAR image with more complex scene.

In Figure 22, we show a more complex scene which includes both motion, changing frequency of fluorescent light and switching other light sources on and off.

By contrast, sounds with high average word counts could be associated with a more complex scene (such as zoo and school), or with several possible sources (such as heaviness).

Then, in (b) and (d) a more complex scene is considered: together with a pedestrian, some other obstacles are detected in the frame; all of the contours are extracted for the classification.

He concludes that Blassingame's "analysis is incomplete in its presentation of a different and more complex scene" even though he "effectively shows the difficulties of the concentration-camp image and the Sambo myth".

It's also a good bet that the system would do a lot poorer in more complex scenes with many objects.

This new dynamic allowed Iván to create more complex scenes and relationships and further helped avoid any casual slipping into an overtly macho portrayal of heroic and glorious death.

He painted more complex scenes, too, like the richly introspective "Autumn Landscape with Cormorants," but his deft and lively close-ups of plants and animals seem to have had the greatest impact on Noguchi.

He started taking what he called field photographs, shots in which he tried to look beyond an obvious hook, a single locus of action — Cartier-Bresson's "decisive moment" — and instead shoot from much further back to encompass more complex scenes.

A possible remedy to this is to increase the codebook size to accommodate a larger variety of trajectories, particularly for more complex scenes such as those in HMDB.

This could allow Oculus' forthcoming "Santa Cruz" wireless standalone headset to display more complex scenes at higher frame rates despite its mobile form factor limiting its rendering power.