Sentence examples for views estimated from inspiring English sources
SIQE metric [18] proposed to estimate the quality of DIBR-synthesized images compares the statistical characteristics of the synthesized and the original views estimated using the divisive normalization transform.
In [12] they gave a semi-automatic method aimed to generate stereoscopic views estimating depth information from a single input video frame and to decrease computation resources.
While Microsoft's HoloLens is stuck with a field-of-view estimated to be less than 40 degrees, RealMax is building something that fills more than 100 degrees of your vision.
The projections we viewed estimated that Grab would make $31 million in annual net revenue for 2015 — that's the total amount of money it keeps from the transactions on its platform.
While Microsoft's HoloLens is stuck with a field-of-view estimated to be less than 40 degrees, RealMax is building something that fills more than 100 degrees of your vision.
The projections we viewed estimated that Grab would make $31 million in annual net revenue for 2015 — that's the total amount of money it keeps from the transactions on its platform.
The Carotid Risk Assessment Tool, which allows physicians to view estimated 2-year mortality for patients with carotid artery stenosis, was incorporated into an electronic medical record.
In our view estimates risk falling further.
The Five Year Forward View estimates that some of that could be addressed through new ways of working, but the NHS would still need £8bn a year over the next five years to close the gap.
At the very top end of YouTube fame, the likes of Felix PewDiePie Kjellbergrg – 43.7 million channel subscribers, just under 12bn views and estimated annual earnings of $12m£8.2m2m) – show how lucrative online stardom can be.
For 4 out of 22 aspects, patients and GDPs had the same views and GDPs estimated patients' views reasonably well ('Dutch-speaking guaranteerantee on treatment, 'treatment by same GDP' and 'reminder about routine oral examination').
