Sentence examples for stream the image from inspiring English sources
By Kathleen Raine The New Yorker, January 16 , 1965P. 32 Again this morning trembles on the swift stream the image View Article By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight.
So when I was invited by the Park Avenue Armory, a couple of years ago, to do an installation, I proposed a version of "Dal Vivo" that would stream the images of twelve inmates from upstate New York prisons who were serving life sentences, wrapping the projections onto three-dimensional, double-sized casts of their bodies.
From October 2nd through the 4th, we will be streaming the image of Mohammed into the Park Avenue Armory.
With live streaming, the image is immediately broadcast out of the country and can't be edited – it's too late to take it back.
She has a gay nephew who she says has had a difficult time, and one of her cousins is Glenn Berman, the New Jersey judge presiding over the trial of Dharun Ravi, who is accused of secretly recording his Rutgers University roommate having an intimate encounter with another man and streaming the images online.
If you prefer to do it without wires instead, you can stream the mirrored image over a wireless network and through an Apple TV (second-generation or later) connected to the television.
Figure 2 summarizes the computation flow followed by the video streaming from the image capture to the enhanced image output.
When it comes to streaming, the quality of the image depends on two things: the speed of one's Internet connection and the display capabilities of the viewing device, i.e., the television.
Make sure to get one that either streams the images wirelessly or can save several minutes of still photos or streaming video internally.
It has also been suggested that daffodils bending over streams evoked the image of the youth admiring his own reflection in the water.
The second stream is the image-based approach; in this approach, the face detection problem is treated as a binary pattern recognition problem to distinguish between face and nonface images.
