Sentence examples for subject to watch from inspiring English sources

We note that subjective evaluation of video summarization is quite challenging since it requires each subject to watch the entire game (typically approximately 3-h long), memorize all exciting moments and then select the most exciting parts to assess if the algorithm properly selected the highlights.

One was for the subject to watch one of his own hands as he opened and closed it in a sort of slow-motion shadow-puppet routine, about once a second.

The reaction time task, administered to ensure vigilance, required the subject to watch a series of squares in blue, green, yellow and red and press a button whenever the red square appeared.

For instance, there's one research group that asks subjects to watch movies.

To test their theory, Christman and Propper asked 62 subjects to watch a series of 55 words flashed on a computer screen.

Second, the quality of the content is getting better so that viewers are no longer subjected to watching third-rate comedians filmed with handheld cameras.

Goalie Frederik Andersen, subjected to watching the past two opponents combine for 10 goals, stopped 32 shots.

Thriving on interactions with students, supporting them achieve small or large milestones, whether this be grasping that tiny aspect of subject knowledge to watch that "eureka" moment, or finally reasoning with their own emotions and agreeing to apologise to Miss.

Thousands of jubilant subjects gather to watch the horse-drawn carriage clatter along the leafy streets of The Hague and to catch a glimpse of their beloved monarch.

Subjects instructed to watch a silent video film and to ignore speech stimuli heard grammatical and ungrammatical spoken word strings that were physically identical up to a divergence point where they differed between each other by a minimal acoustic event, the presence or the absence of a final -s sound.

In other words, our constant interest is taken for our consent to be herded and prodded for reactions, like a studio audience, or like a stadium's worth of subjects forced to watch their sovereign watching basketball.