Sentence examples for of the defined quality from inspiring English sources

Due to the higher sensibility of the defined quality categories to losses of I- and P-pictures and audio-frames, for SL transmission schemes, it is quite unlikely that a UE experiences the med quality category, where only losses of p-pictures are tolerated.

(March 10) 3. THE FIELD OF 68 INCLUDES A STRIKING NUMBER OF WEAK TEAMS The defining quality of the men's N.C.A.A. bracket was the weakness of the bubble teams that earned bids, including Iona and California.

But regardless of innovations, he and others talk, too, of passion as the defining quality of flamenco.

We tend to think of irony as the defining quality of super-intelligent modern actors such as Simon Russell Beale or Mark Rylance.

Right from the beginning of Mr. Hodges's career, the defining quality of his work has been its unearthly remoteness, a deep-space chill that seems to pervade both his imagery and his concept of character.

With a bumper crop of underwhelming at-large entrants, the defining quality of the bracket selected on Sunday was the weakness of the bubble teams that earned bids, including Iona, California and North Carolina State.

Perhaps, though, this tendency to look back is itself a sign of how things have changed: The defining quality of 1968 was its optimism.

(Again, one of the defining qualities of whiteness is that it needs protection).

One of the defining qualities of three-dimensional shoot-'em-ups has been solitude.

One of the defining qualities of the Edinburgh fringe is the way it changes depending on the circumstances.

His boyish alacrity implies that, as we spread out into infinite space, one of the defining qualities of the human being remains flirtation.