Sentence examples for visual content by from inspiring English sources

The MPEG-21 Multimedia Framework allows visually impaired users to have an improved access to visual content by enabling content adaptation techniques such as color compensation.

Semantic visual indexing therefore tries to index visual content by tagging photos or video segments with semantic labels, known as visual concepts, which include single or composite objects, visual scenes, events, or their compositions.

Although these representations cannot explicitly describe the regions of a certain tag, they implicitly capture the tag's local visual contents by learning from large amount of annotated images.

We propose a "visual listening in" approach to measuring how brands are portrayed on social media (Instagram) by mining visual content posted by users, and show what insights brand managers can gather from social media by using this approach.

Their Twitter presence could be improved by delivering more visual content, and by becoming a channel where they actually respond to user complaints.

"The Second Circuit was very clear that TVEyes cannot offer any of Fox's audio visual content whether by viewing, downloading, sharing, or archiving," said Fox News outside lead counsel Dale Cendali of Kirkland & Ellis LLP in a news release.

Our intention is to mark the launch of a highly tactile, visual device with a product that delivers a photographic feast, featuring the world's most distinctive visual content, as curated by our award-winning photographic team.

Augmented Reality technology in the classrooms — from today's tablet- and mobile device-based approach to tomorrow's heads up displays — empower the sort of visual and contextual learning proven to improve information retention to the extent that an estimated 80percentt of visual content is retained by short-term memory compared to an estimated 25percentt for spoken content.

A video shot is composed of a number of frames, and its visual content can be represented by key frames.

The patent, number 6,640,086 at the U.S. Patent Office, covers "methods and systems that allow an operator to distribute messages having aural or visual content that is generated by the operator using handheld apparatuses such as mobile telephones".

The explosion of visual content cannot be ignored by marketers.