The show also received at least one letter of complaint regarding the scene where Quagmire watches Lois going to the toilet; screenwriter Chris Sheridan comments on the DVD commentary that the number of complaints about this scene exceeded one.
Rimet insisted he "liked the final game because it was a tough one, as I believe football should be – a game for strong and healthy men", and it inspired the first mention of the tournament in the Guardian, a single paragraph describing "scenes exceeding in enthusiasm even those of an English Cup final", that got the score wrong.
The New York Times coverage of the ups and downs of the LA art scene now exceeds its coverage of any other American city's.
The S, M and L-cones adapted to such backgrounds will be able to discriminate most objects, besides extremely bright or dim stimuli (the intensity range of visual scenes sometimes exceeds 3 log units [ 17]).
Recognition and tracking accuracy can drop significantly when the scene dynamic range exceeds that of common camera sensors, which may lead to decreased tracking accuracy.
A graph-like structure connecting all detected interest points is generated, and the resulting edges are removed according to scene flow differences exceeding a certain threshold.
Fixations can be identified when these coordinates are relatively stable in a point (and hence, the eyes' velocity, defined as the rate of change in x- and y-coordinates from one gaze point to the next, is low), whereas saccades are flagged when the x- and y-coordinates are more variable in the scene and the eyes' velocity exceeds a given threshold (see Fig. 1).
A high processing time can be understood as a period of time that exceeds the time between two scenes setups (e.g., people position and lighting conditions).
Anyone familiar with the current research scene, however, especially in such fields as biology, knows that the flow of foreign-born postdocs vastly exceeds Borjas's theoretical 10%.
Student enrollment exceeds 15,000.
