In fact, the duration of motion sequence in each trial of Watanabe et al., [7] was the same as that for each motion-direction presentation of Seitz and Watanabe [4] and thus the potentially task-relevant information (ie a temporal cuing effect) would be very similar between the two studies.
And the visual-effects designer John Gaeta drew on Muybridge's photographic principles to create the slow-motion sequences in the 1999 movie "The Matrix".
In particular, PRISM seems to perform quite well in low motion sequences, so it could be well suited, for example, for video surveillance applications.
Integrating the LV structure with electrical activation and motion sequences observed in vivo provides an understanding about the spatiotemporal sequence of regional myocardial performance that is essential for noninvasive cardiac imaging.
There is no messing with time – you won't find a single slow-motion sequence in any of the six seasons so far, and the clock (a digital clock, seen on screen between scenes) is always ticking, even during the commercial breaks.
In fact, the SSWZ can potentially yield better results for low rates in low motion sequences, than conventional coding.
The KTH motion sequences have been used in many motion recognition studies.
The critical motion sequences are explicitly considered in the design of the algorithm.
Derived from variation of parallax in motion sequences: (a) When a scene change occurs, the abrupt variation from high-percentage positive parallax pixels to sudden emergence of negative parallax objects is very annoying for human eye, if it has not enough time for accommodation and focus on the image.
The KTH motion sequences have been frequently used in motion recognition papers.
Discomfort is only produced in an environment of significant variance of positive parallax and motion, even with low and medium motion and especially in fast motion sequences.
