Sentence examples for restricts the camera from inspiring English sources

Anything that restricts the camera makes me feel constrained," she said.

The original "Lifeboat" was an ingenious achievement in that it started immediately after the collapse of an ocean liner and was set from start to finish entirely aboard the small title vessel, which "restricts the camera to the smallest acting space ever filmed commercially," according to Hitchcock biographer Donald Spoto.

If the marker is unique, then the detection of the marker itself restricts the possible camera positions already.

To speed up the blur estimation step, Gupta et al. [30] pre-computed a sparse matrix for each homography transform, and thus, the forward non-uniform blur operator can be equivalently defined as the weighted sum of the homography transform matrices, and Hu and Yang [33] further restricted the possible camera pose in a low dimensional subspace.

The centralized and complex camera selection restricts the scalability of both the MOTAC and MOTBC methods.

These results indicate not only that our array could effectively identify similar expression patterns across animal phyla, but also that the expression of the Ets-4 homolog was restricted to the camera eye of vertebrates and cephalopods.

That restricts the mobility.

It's when you start adding things like autofocus, adjustable aperture, and restricting the depth of the camera that things get complicated — and expensive.

The two main disadvantages are the lengthy process of reviewing the recorded material and the limited field of vision of the camera, restricting the subjects' activities.

David Hockney once complained that photography was a paltry art because its angle on the world is restricted to what the camera sees at the moment of exposure: unlike painting, a photograph can make no space for time.

Thus, we further alleviate this problem by restricting the vision system with only one camera situated on top of the robot.