Sentence examples for prior motion from inspiring English sources

Besides, a state transition model embodying object-scale oriented information and prior motion cues is presented to adapt to fast movement scenarios.

It constructs a model, composed of spatial prior, temporal prior, motion, contrast, and color cues, which are trained from the ground truth data for every 10th frame.

diSessa explained the schematization of the Force as Deflector p-prim as follows: 'A force (e.g., shove) may act in concert with prior motion (momentum) to produce a compromise result, directionally between the two' (diSessa 1993, pp 218).

In a prior motion that's also before the judge, Gaye's family sought a court-issued injunction halting the distribution and performance of the song, saying that the continued sale of the song perpetuates the copyright infringement.

Namely, prior to motion estimation of a particular overlapping block, the Hamming distance between the co-located blocks in the reference frames is checked first.

In the second step, the ego-motion is estimated based on optical flow and 3D information, which is necessary to estimate or enhance the 3D reconstruction prior to motion detection and final object segmentation.

In this passage, he suggests that the thingness or essence of the end may exist prior to motion either as an object of cognition, or in another way, which is different from, but analogous to, existing as an object of cognition.

With respect to this interpretation of Avicenna, it is important to emphasize that, in his account of the priority of the final cause, he mentions that the thingness (or essence) of the end may exist prior to motion as an image in the soul "or as something analogous to that" (Avicenna MH: 228, trans. modified).

It seems obvious that this postural change of the limb bud prior to motion in the hip joint may be a definite factor in the production of the inclination of the neck of the femur, characteristic of the human species.

Although the motor system has been observed in prior biological motion studies (Buccino et al. 2001; Jeannerod 2001; Sato et al. 2004; Saygin et al. 2004; Calvo-Merino et al. 2006; Dayan et al. 2007; Montgomery and Haxby 2008), we show motor activity specifically responsive to facial expression predictability.

In active inference, they also control whether an action is emitted or not (i.e., motor intention): Increasing the relative precision of empirical priors on motion causes more confident behaviour, whereas reducing it subverts action, because prior expectations are overwhelmed by sensory input and are therefore not expressed at the level of sensory predictions.