The filter is dynamically adapted to each frame using information of current and past scene observations.
Among the thousands of fire scenarios generated, 20% were compliant with the fire scene observations.
Media has totally abandoned traditional tenets of journalism and no longer reports the facts, which in this case unquestionably need to be based on hard science and on-scene observation.
It's as slack and distracted a memoir as I've read in years, packed with scenes and observations that are repeated nearly verbatim from his last memoir, "Books" (2008).
Is It Evil Not to Be Sure?, her just-released book, is a collection of short and very casual expressions of exactly these kinds of searching impulses, with small scenes and observations pulled real time from her sophomore year at Oberlin college.
In order to further reduce temporal sampling errors, data are used from the geostationary meteorological satellites to account for changes of scenes between observations by the CERES radiometers.
The radio beam will be pointed to the observation scene continuously while the aircraft carrying SAR flying cross over the target scene.
By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, March 21 , 1931 P. 26Scene is the observation platform of the mooring mast of the Empire State building and characters are Alfred E. Smith, the Messrs. John J. Raskob, August Heckscher, Pierre du Pont, and a man who doesn't speak until the very end.
Her puppy-love courtship with Finn was unusually natural and convincing — especially a scene in the observation deck of the Washington Monument, shot with Dana and Finn's backs to the camera, their faces reflected in the window looking down on the city.
Its advantages include low-cost, reduced vulnerability to counter measurement, high operational flexibility and wide observation scene [7, 8].
