Sentence examples for scene variations from inspiring English sources

In the wedding scene variations for jewels and precious metals, Robert Tewsley, a guest artist from the Stuttgart Ballet, looked at ease as Gold, while Jennie Somogyi, as Diamond, made all her movements crystalline.

As desired, the work print may be "one light" (given uniform exposure) or "timed" (exposure corrected for scene-to-scene variations).

The task of crowd counting and density map estimation is riddled with many challenges such as occlusions, non-uniform density, intra-scene and inter-scene variations in scale and perspective.

The scenes' variations can be taken in as constellations, can they not, as possibly infinite combinations?

The same scene and variations played out across Long Island as media buyers, advertisers and account executives grappled with their consciences, their loyalties and their quarterly sales goals.

We modify the viewpoint DWT to take into account occlusions and scene depth variations.

Battle scenes are variations on "Mars" from "The Planets" by Gustav Holst.

Ms. Handley, incidentally, also undresses repeatedly during a trying-on-beautiful-clothes scene, a variation on the kind of fashion-show interludes that used to turn up in Doris Day movies.

Other problems are lighting conditions, scene lighting variation with time, and object shadow.

A wide range of simulations in MATLAB 7.12.0 of several variants of hypothetic scenes with variable n obstacles in each scene (including variation of shapes and sizes) and scanning with incremented angle value (0.6° up to 15°) is provided.

Given that primate vision appears to efficiently encode natural scene luminance variation, and given evidence that natural scene regularities may be a prerequisite for aesthetic perception in the spatial domain, here we ask whether humans in general prefer natural scenes with more positively skewed luminance distributions.