Sentence examples for sequence bus from inspiring English sources

For example, for a CIf sequence "Bus," there are in total ( 1584left(=frac{288times 352}{8^2}right) ) blocks for each frame.

This is because the fault detection and faulted line identification is based on the presence of negative sequence voltage in the system and lowest positive sequence bus voltage.

For example, the PSNR differences of sequence "Bus" yielded by TSS, NTSS, SES, FSS, and DS are respectively 27.0, 43.6, 27.6., 39.3, and 39.6 times of the difference by MABCA, which indicates that the result based on MABCA is on average 35.4 times better than the other five fast search methods.

Video 1 to video 5 respectively represent sequences "Bus," "Stefan," "Hall_motion," "Bridge_close," and "News" Fig. 4 Comparison of the average PSNR values of the five QCIF sequences.

In this section, we evaluate the performance of our optimized cross-layer FEC schemes for four CIF (352×288 pixels) video sequences: Bus, Foreman, Coastguard, and Akiyo.

The results of all four FEC schemes for three video sequences (Bus, Foreman, and Coastguard) are reported in Tables 4, 5, 6, and 7 for channel bit rate C=1.4 Mbps.

Figure 6 PSNR versus bit rate for HRMIR, Optimal Intra and RS-MDC, PLR is 10%, GOP length N = 15 and 30, a CIF Foreman sequence, b CIF Bus sequence.

Figure 7 PSNR versus bit rate for HRMIR, Optimal Intra and RS-MDC, PLR is 5 and 10%, GOP length N = 30, a CIF Foreman sequence, b CIF Bus sequence.

As mentioned earlier, both sequences have different characteristics compared to the Bus sequence.

DVC-BPSI vs. H.264/AVC Zero Motion - The DVC-BPSI codec shows BD-PSNR gains up to 0.3 dB for the Bus sequence and up to 1.4 dB for the Mobile and Calendar sequence regarding the H.264/AVC Zero Motion codec.

For the sequences with high camera motion (such as Mobile and Calendar, and Bus sequences) and complex deformations (such as the Stefan sequence), the perspective motion model can better characterize the true motion when compared to the translational model.