Sentence examples for picture drift from inspiring English sources

Simulation results show that the flexibility of SNR scalability and absence of picture drift imply that SNR scalability as modelled is superior to data partitioning in such applications.

And a subtle dazzle is often achieved through Wedigo von Schultzendorff's cinematography; the moods and tone darken as the picture drifts into more substance.

Non-uniformity within thermographic pictures was corrected by a VBA macro which took into account differential within-picture drift in dependence on the bees' position in the picture, between the camera's internal shutter calibrations.

Before Mr. Counter joined the newly formed alliance in 1982, companies like 20th Century Fox and Paramount Pictures had drifted away from an earlier bargaining group to conduct negotiations on their own.

I pictured myself drifting a woolly bugger or expertly dropping a Chernobyl ant, convinced that my Yankee flies would project the appeal of a McDonald's hamburger to these Eurotrout.

This proved a major and often tedious undertaking as picture and sound drifted apart considerably.

Having watched Kane and his Tottenham team-mates Ryan Mason and Andros Townsend celebrating together for England in Turin during the week, Ferdinand argues that the line between that happy picture and talent drifting unharnessed in the modern game could not be thinner.

The conversation wanes, the visitor's eyes drift to the picture of the Vietnam Memorial.

Whether the setting is a street corner, a bar, a stairwell or a courtyard, musicians magically drift into the picture and begin to perform, sometimes accompanying El Gallo, sometimes serenading him.

They are envisioning how planets could form in much more mobile and chaotic environments than they ever pictured before, where nascent planets drift from wide to narrow orbits or get ricocheted into elongated or off-kilter paths by other planets or passing stars.

Public control will drift out of the picture.