Sentence examples for pictures defined in from inspiring English sources

In particular, we exploit the advanced bit stream switching capabilities using SP/SI pictures defined in the H.264/MPEG-4 H.264/MPEG-4.

By considering the pictures defined in the previous section and also the evaluations obtained from them, we will define the related generating functions.

If we replace z by i, then we can study the changes on the generating pictures defined in Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4. By playing on this function, one can hope to apply some operations (as defined in [7, 8]) on the pictures, and so it could happen to represent these algebraic operations by generating functions to obtain efficiency or inefficiency (while minimality holds).

Only 12 of those send back high-resolution pictures (defined as an image in which each pixel represents a square meter or less of ground), and only nine of the 12 sell into the commercial space-based imaging market, currently estimated at $2.3 billion a year.

In Pictures: Defining Moments In Reality TV.

In particular, actors' network pictures, defined as the cognitive representations of managers' business surroundings have attracted much attention.

He was naive about how pictures define a leader.

Nevertheless, this estimation is approximate since the actual pore walls are not precisely defined in the pictures.

And yet given how little most of the speakers have said about Romney, the picture here is relatively well defined, in its broad strokes.

In these pages Ms. Otsuka not only conjures up a stark but musical picture of this desert exile -- defined in repeated images of dust and thirst -- but she also creates a deeply felt portrait of a lonely child, inexplicably plucked out of his former life and now bereft of friends and his father.

A digital phonorecord delivery does not include the digital transmission of sounds accompanying a motion picture or other audiovisual work as defined in section 101.