Sentence examples for propagation video from inspiring English sources

The wave propagation video is further processed to visualize damage in the presence of multiple sources using a multi-time-frame ultrasonic energy mapping (mUEM) method.

Although this study demonstrated that bit error rate (BER) can be improved using STBC and convolutional coding systems, it did not propose any techniques to mitigate error propagation in video signals at the video decoder.

Heat propagation and video recordings before, during, and after energetic failure events revealed a high degree of heterogeneity; some batteries exhibited short burst of sparks while others experienced a longer, sustained flame during failure.

In the Earliest Delivery Path First [8] algorithm, it takes into account the available bandwidth, propagation delay, and video frame size to estimate the arrival time and aims to find an earliest path to deliver the video packet.

Thus a higher value implies more error propagation and lower video quality.

In this case, to overcome the error propagation effect, the video data requires high protection with the high data rate which lead to increase the complexity of the channel encoding and decoding operations.

What we can think about is why the soil was fertile: why was there the potential for a mass-audience viral explosion of interest in Capital in the Twenty-First Century rather than our standard set of viral propagation memes – cat videos and Buzzfeed's Twenty-Seven Things You Won't Regret When You Are Older?

Flame propagation was analysed by a video analysis system the actual flame speed was measured by optical sensors.

Damage propagation is captured with a video camera, by recording damage reflection on an upward facing mirror placed inside the tubes.

Because of the use of intra prediction and motion-compensated prediction in H.264/AVC, both spatial and temporal drift propagation arise in transcoded H.264/AVC video streams.

The second example, shown in movie form, demonstrates forward and back propagation of the calcium signal (Video 4: TTX2).