Sentence examples for scene divided from inspiring English sources

The average bit rate of every scene was calculated as the number of bits transmitted during the scene divided by the scene duration.

It represents a complex supernatural scene divided into four by a feather-covered scaffold from which hang the severed heads of sacrificial victims.

The brief establishing scenes divided by white-on-black opening credits as classy instrumental music plays are now as familiar as a newsreader's crisp "Good evening".

Written in short, elliptical scenes, divided only by the sound of a bell, "Cockfight Play" has been staged with a stark and limpid formality that only underscores the churning, messy feelings beneath.

As the woman walks away from the man, the scene divides, creating a visual rift: the woman now stands in your right eye's field of vision, and the man stands in your left, but if you keep both eyes open, the two characters blur together.

The scene is divided in two parts: (i) an unambiguous scene where all the reflectors located on are correctly imaged by the SAR system and (ii) an ambiguous scene within a single range ambiguous reflector.

The primal scene was divided between two Boston museums where I spent a lot of time.

The fish finger "scene" is divided into two often mutually antagonistic camps: posh and traditional.

Until the late 70s the city's cultural scene was divided, with little traffic between the art galleries, chi-chi uptown discos and grimy Lower East Side punk haunts.

Because the Dutch political scene is divided between a plethora of different parties, it hasn't become obligatory to adhere to climate-change scepticism for conservative tribal-recognition purposes, certainly not if you're affiliated with a centre-right party such as the Liberals or Christian Democrats.

Young composers today couldn't care less that way back when, the new-music scene was divided into warring camps, with the complex modernists on one side and those who maintained at least loose connections to tonal procedures on the other.