Sentence examples for video derived from inspiring English sources

Empirical orthogonal function analysis was used to decompose a video derived shoreline dataset into the dominant modes of shoreline change for both schemes.

In addition, a video derived from the August 2014 events held at the American Venue (the Georgia Institute of Technology's McAmish Pavilion) and Asia/Pacific Venue (Yantai China), explains the details of mission 7 graphically.

And it recurs in videos derived from an early 1990s cable television show called "Studio of the Streets," for which Mr. Conrad, with two others artists, Cathleen Steffan and Ann Szyjka, interviewed random passers-by in downtown Buffalo, where he now lives and teaches.

Based on our own experience, video quality of ovine conjunctival microcirculation videos is superior to the quality of videos derived from ovine sublingual microcirculation due to anatomical conditions such as a long floppy tongue vs. large eyeballs with easy access.

YouTube videos derive huge appeal by seeming illicit.

In addition to the audio and video modalities, a joint audio and video modality derived from feature fusion is considered to form an additional modality i.

The show captures some of this ferment in two video compilations derived from "DIVA TV," a 1990s weekly program devoted to AIDS-related political news.

From (31) and (32) the average PSNR of the VGA and QVGA version of the video is derived to.

With permission from its creators, we utilized an online video series derived from the Clerkship Directors in Emergency Medicine.

These features were neither in the viewed diagram nor in the video; they derived from participants' own understanding; they derived, if you will, from their mental models of the system.

However, our utility model is general enough to permit the replacement of these assigned utilities with values that better reflect the actual utility of the tasks, for example, by assigning utility based on perceptual values of video quality derived from human trials.