Sentence examples for repeated camera from inspiring English sources
Second, the system uses enhanced Mixture of Gaussian algorithm with shaking removal for video segmentation, which can tolerate repeated camera displacements and background movements.
The MoG handles repeated camera shaking very well as repeated observation changes of a pixel due to camera shaking are very likely to be modeled in background due to its inherent multi-modal modeling capability [25].
Taken after Mr Young's death, it was simply a repeated camera pan up and down from his top-floor window to the spiked railings below.
Second, repeated camera shaking (for instance due to constant wind) is a very practical issue in camera-based vision systems (as the authors had experienced in recorded videos) in that it causes noisy segmentation (to be illustrated in Sect. 4) and can affect the accuracy of the following step of vehicle tracking.
On the contrary, because there is no need for repeated camera and lighting setups, costume fittings and make-up touch-ups, scenes do not need to be interrupted repeatedly.
When the launch of the first Sputnik satellite took Americans by surprise, in 1957, Mr. Blank created what is believed to be the first electronic animation by repeating camera shots of a rotating golf ball, which represented Sputnik, on the end of some coat-hanger wire; the wire was attached to a small rotating globe.
The camera used to shoot the stationary model of the Discovery One spacecraft was driven along a track on a special mount, the motor of which was mechanically linked to the camera motor making it possible to repeat camera moves and match speeds exactly.
As Buñuel suggests, through repeated vertical camera movements that emphasize Simon's elevation from everyday life, the saint has tried to place himself above the narrative flow, and presumably closer to God.
On "Anna Nicole" (the first episode will be repeated tonight), cameras follow this former Playmate of the Year who is now what is euphemistically called a plus-size model, notorious for her long court battle to get money from the estate of the rich old millionaire she married.
When a television reporter asked him to repeat on camera a few sentences "with feeling", he shot back "I don't do feeling .In this section A giant stirs Harper's hour The next round Talking, again Reprints Related items Canada's election: Martin's gambleMay 27th 2004Mr Harper has risen steadily.
During the on-camera interviews, we were confronted with phrases packed with maximum embarrassment potential, that we were then asked to repeat on camera as realistically as possible.
