Sentence examples for shot complexity from inspiring English sources

The shot complexity depends directly on this shot variability.

Using shot variability as a shot complexity measure is about 5 times faster than using motion and activity.

The overall video shot complexity depends on the activity and the motion, while the shot class depends on both the complexity and the duration of the shot.

Further, the use of shot variability as a measure of shot complexity resulted in a slightly superior performance (about 2% improvement in precision) over a previously proposed method of explicit motion estimation and shot activity analysis.

Ideally, given the FD sequence, (and assuming that it was obtained from a distance (and not a similarity) measure), we expect that the threshold for shot changes should decrease with increasing shot length, but increase with increasing shot complexity (or variability).

By classifying video shots in terms of the shot complexity and shot duration, and then performing indexing adaptively based on the video shot classes, it was shown in [9, 30] that, indeed, adaptation could be used to improve both the precision and recall simultaneously, without introducing an intolerable amount of extra computation.

Luckily we get another shot at complexity for Ross Butler, the literal same actor from Thirteen Reasons Why, when he plays Reggie in Riverdale, the other Netflix teen show people are talking about.

The shot's mechanical complexity means its exponents must perform at their best for longer than their opponents.

For this purpose the addition of a spike-in φ × 174 sequences in every lane is highly recommended for runs on the Illumina platform, even in cases where a high complexity shot-gun library lane is available for parameter estimation.

This control lane library is not limited to the commonly used φ × 174 genome; however the choice should be limited to a high complexity shot-gun library from an organism with close to 50% GC content, to account for assumptions in the parameter estimation process [ 1, 13, 14].

However, he cautioned that the prospects for full-blown criminal charges remained cloudy, and that cases would be tough to prove: "To expect these things to morph into criminal charges is a long shot because of the complexity of these securities and the level of internal scrutiny these organisations brought to bear on the creation of these instruments".