Sentence examples for picture respectively from inspiring English sources

Figure 8 shows the result of obtaining the horizontal and vertical projective integrals of a crack picture, respectively.

PSNR_, PSNR_, and PSNR_Y denote the PSNR of illumination component for SVA-based ROI regions, background region, and the entire picture, respectively.

And that could be why both Bening and Mills were snubbed this year at the Oscars, for Best Actress and Best Picture, respectively.

At the 71st Golden Globe Awards McConaughey and Leto again won Best Actor Motionon Picture – Drama and Best Supporting Actor Motionon Picture respectively.

The Blind Side (2010) and The Help (2011) both slayed their awards seasons, with Sandra Bullock winning a Golden Globe for best actress in a motion picture drama and Octavia Spencer winning for best supporting actress in a motion picture, respectively.

To complete the picture, respectively 47.2% and 51.1% of the patients treated in general medical wards and stroke units became independent (i.e. stroke unit care was also associated with a higher chance of independency).

Specifically, features from [1] have 2, 6, 9, 3, and 8%% higher classification accuracies for color-text, color-photo, mono-text, mono-mix, and mono-photo, respectively; while our proposed features have the correct classification gain of 1 and 19 % for color-picture and mono-picture, respectively.

In the context of the first scenario, H.264/AVC using the proposed prediction architecture reduced the amount of memory by 31.6 and 51.9% while it speeded-up coding by on average of 14 and 57%, compared to the same codec deploying an extended architecture based on 3D-DMB and hierarchical B-picture, respectively.

The two presented models were built from 48 and 119 pictures, respectively, which correspond to 348 and 1553 three-dimensional points.

Second, the target QP required for each MB in the rear encoder are calculated by Equations 11 and 13 for I pictures and P pictures, respectively.

He distinguishes between digital and analog ways of encoding information, where the difference between these is analogous to the difference between the way statements and pictures (respectively) encode information.