Sentence examples for switching picture from inspiring English sources

One of the new features of H.264 is a new coding mode named switching picture (SP), which allows drift-free bitstream switching[4, 5].

For both types of switching pictures, optimized encoders are developed.

The H.264 video coding standard explicitly supports bitstream switching using specific frame coding modes, namely switching pictures (SP).

However, insertion of switching pictures at these transition points may change the characteristics of the "downstairs" function and hence the bandwidth requirement.

The latest announcement on June 30th covered nearly 8.5m vehicles in North America, mostly to fix the faulty ignition switches (pictured) that are plaguing the company and its customers.

The 10.4-inch PanTouch High-Definition Digital Photo Frame displays images at a healthy resolution of 1,024 by 768 pixels and has no external buttons — you slide your finger along the matte frame to switch pictures and make selections.

For easy set-up and calibration, the Pro Cinema 7100 offers ISF Day and Night modes which provide for easy one-button switching between picture modes and lamp output, as well as Epson's Color Isolation system to allow for quick, easy and accurate fine-tuning of color saturation and hue without the need for blue and red optical filters.

and you'll modify the when NextButton.Click event-handler to switch the picture each time.

The NFATc2 switch pictured in Figure 7 combines the conformation model of NFAT molecules suggested by Okamura et al. [24] with the results in single cells presented here.

Joanne achieved cyber fame by chronicling her scams online, like joking about switching the best picture cards at the 2017 Oscars or tweeting out inspirational tidbits such as, "Scam today before today scams you". Neither Meghie or Stenberg could believe what was happening.

During cognitive switching a similar picture emerges where bilateral inferior fronto-cingulo-striato-parietal areas that are typical for adult switching [ 40] were progressively more recruited between late childhood and adulthood between 10 and 43 years which correlated with a more reflective performance [ 28, 42] (Fig.  1d).