Sentence examples for neighboring scene from inspiring English sources

We assume all pixels are independent and identically distributed, with no spatial coupling between class values at neighboring scene locations.

When the resolution of the camera and the source are greater than the desired resolution of the direct and global images, the separation can be done with a single image by assuming neighboring scene points to have similar direct and global components.

In Sharpeville itself, 45 miles south of Johannesburg, and in neighboring Sebokeng, the scene of many clashes with police last year, black youths stoned cars, set fire to trucks and burned tires in the streets of the two black townships.

Take in the scene at neighboring cars next time you're waiting for your transaction to complete: Male drivers, regardless of age, race or make of vehicle, can't fight the urge to flee the driver's seat once they have made their selection from the octane spectrum.

As shown in the experimental results, the combination of the characteristics of buildings and background can overcome the problems of linking neighboring buildings in complex scene or dividing a building into several parts when its gray-level values fluctuate greatly.

Village police officers, they said, would never have to race off to crime scenes in neighboring areas.

Ambulances and emergency crews from the City of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County and neighboring Culver City rushed to the scene.

The present status of education for multimedia is illustrated by an analysis of the academic scene in Serbia and neighboring countries, as well as through some other illustrative examples.

Until the early 90's this charming village was considered a bit too quiet for striving social types, who preferred the remarkable old wealth of neighboring Southampton or the glittering East Hampton scene.

IOT is composed of a scene interaction model and a neighboring object interaction model.

However, considering the video comprised by different scenes, there is no correlation between the last frame in previous scene and the first frame in subsequent scene even if the two frames are neighboring.