Sentence examples for total camera from inspiring English sources

The total camera time for SPECT was reduced from 13 min 20 s to 4 min 50 s.

Due to dynamic tone mapping, the transfer function of the total camera changes depending on the input signal distribution and the user preferences.

The female love interest then takes the camera off him, zooming in on a woman sitting on a bench in the distance and taking a perfectly crisp shot despite being a total camera amateur.

Prior to analysis, data on shark observations between 06:00 and 16:00 hours were standardized by dividing the number of sharks observed by the total camera deployment time (per 30 minute time interval), and expressed as number of sharks, per time interval, per 720 minutes (due to small frequency values for shorter time blocks, a 12-hour block was selected for analysis).

Each frame had an integration time of 1 s and 0.5 s for the time-gated and transmitted light acquisitions respectively, leading to a total camera integration time of 630 s.

Although most people do not consider this as a total "camera accessory", since your digital camera will be already have one, as you move toward more professional uses of your camera, it's a good idea to also purchase extra batteries so that you will not worry about running out of power as you are working in the field.

This is likely because each satellite now has more measurements to devote to encoding information about the underlying scene, and there are fewer total cameras to encode redundant information.

Five measurement trials are captured for each of the 37 cameras per configuration (100 trials total per camera).

It's a total beginners camera and is powered by AA batteries that can take up to 240 shots before needing a swap.

If we want to get this coverage without optimization, we will need to add another 58 randomly placed cameras (total of 208 cameras) as can be seen in Figure 2. In other words, we have saved 58 cameras by improving the coverage using the PSO.

The threshold is calculated as a function of the ratio of the number of desirable cameras and the total number of cameras in the observation cluster.