Compared with these wise, grounded veterans, the ravishing Ms. Ramaswamy, perhaps a couple of decades their junior, exuded a brisk, eager energy in her hourlong program, "Sannidhi (Sacred Space)." Joined by four superb musicians, she gorgeously embodied the swooping violin; the plunking mridangam; the wailing, warbling vocals.
Column (a) shows the representative frames of Video Set 2; Column (b) shows the pixel-wise ground truth annotation; Column (c), (e), and (g) show the spatiotemporal saliency map of PQFT, Kim, and proposed method; Column (d), (f), and (h) show the extracted objects by corresponding models; Column (i) shows the generated binary mask of [11].
Thus, as South-wood Smith blamed epidemic disease on the failure to remove filth from the streets, his understanding of the physiopathology of fever was like-wise grounded in systemic malfunction.
CLR was the same: he was wise but grounded.
Both are depicted as wise and grounded advisers and business partners, but their roles are infinitesimal; the intimate lives of the artists are virtually invisible throughout the film.
Putting new wells like BPs on hold for the time being seems wise, like grounding a certain type of airliner after a crash caused by a mechanical flaw.
Noonan points to that icon of fairness and justice, Atticus Finch from Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird as "wise and grounded".
After this, we present the results for some real applications visual quality-wise, since ground-truth is not available for these cases.
If you have cats, it might not be wise to encourage ground feeding.
The choices voters make in their desperate quest for authenticity are not always wise or well grounded in reality.
