Sentence examples for shot characteristics from inspiring English sources
Adaptation is provided by an analysis of the video shot characteristics using the frame difference sequence.
The inherent variability in video shot characteristics, even for shots from the same sequence introduces further complication.
Thus, they are able to adapt better to the changing nature of shot characteristics as we move along in the video sequence.
The spectral responses can be multiplied by the transmission spectrum of candidate filters to conveniently predict ΔF/F values and shot noise characteristics.
Paul Smith Dot, a new line of stainless-steel-and-enamel bowls, was designed to complement an update of Arne Jacobsen's 1967 Cylinda pitchers and pots — given a shot of characteristic Paul Smith color with bright new handles in pink, yellow, blue, purple and green — and Jacobsen's Cylinda cocktail set, reinterpreted in black titanium alloy.
The children's movies have remarkably similar shot-pattern characteristics to the movies made for adolescents and adults for the same period (Brunick & Cutting: Pace and appearance in movies made for children and adults, in preparation), which provides a list of those movies.
A person's tennis game begins with his nature and background and comes out through his motor mechanisms into shot patterns and characteristics of play.
John McPhee made a similar point when he wrote in this magazine, A person's tennis game begins with his nature and background and comes out through his motor mechanisms into shot patterns and characteristics of play.
Here's a clip: 'A person's tennis game begins with his nature and background and comes out through his motor mechanisms into shot patterns and characteristics of play.
"Call Me Lucky" begins with a characteristic shot of Crimmins.
Among the ways to obtain a surface layer with this characteristic, shot peening is one of the most promising processes, since it is applicable to very general geometries and to all metals and metal alloys without high-tech equipments.
