blockiness造句

• In such cases, blockiness is undesirable.
• Due to the extreme blockiness of the former, most VIC-20 games use hires characters.
• Despite such smoothening interventions, the basic rigidity and blockiness which characterized Messel s last work was retained.
• In their blockiness, extreme simplification of shape, and coarse surfaces they especially echo Mesoamerican sculpture ."
• The scaling as they come towards you is pixel-perfect with no nasty blockiness to spoil the atmosphere ."
• The effect on video is typically an increased blockiness, because the frames are no longer being fully detailed in their rendering.
• Characters move with a balletic grace, and there's no trace of seams or blockiness in their bulging muscles and smooth curves.
• Would it make a difference in terms of blockiness / stuttering reduction if I used a 15ft instead of my current 25ft coaxial cable?
• The " "'blockiness "'" of a copolymer is a measure of the adjacency of comonomers vs their statistical distribution.
• On another hand, an intermediate codec can reduce blockiness and fix other issues in the original video, like interlaced chroma in progressive recordings.
• This is also the primary source of most MPEG-1 video compression artifacts, like blockiness, color banding, noise, ringing, discoloration, et al.
• You can zoom the remote image and pan and tilt it, but because those effects are done electronically by enlarging a portion of the overall image, blockiness and fuzziness increase.
• While there is some blockiness and rough edges here and there, the polygonal models are quite good and make you believe you are fighting with the stars of the series ".
• If it's digital cable, signal degradation would show up as blockiness / stuttering, not blurring .-- talk ) 06 : 10, 26 August 2014 ( UTC)
• In this case, the QoE is not measured comparing an original video to delivered one, but by trying to detect artifacts such as blockiness, blur or jerkiness directly in the video.
• However, if the reception has interference or is poor, where the error correction can not compensate one will encounter various other artifacts such as image freezing, stuttering or dropouts from missing intra-frames or blockiness from missing macroblocks.
• The relatively low video data rate can cause " bit rate starvation " in scenes that have lots of fine detail, rapid movement or other complex activity like flashing lights, and may result in visible blockiness and blurring.
• :In practical use I'm certainly not ever aware of individual pixels or of any blockiness-but then one mostly views photographic images and anti-aliased text, where you wouldn't expect to notice even much larger pixels.
• Viseon plans to send current owners a " firmware updater " next month that will eliminate the blockiness during motion, solve the changing-IP problem in the phone book, and introduce compatibility with Internet phone-dialing services like Vonage.
• This lent the startup screens a peculiar, characteristic " feel " and made them more suited to certain subjects ( which disguised the horizontal blockiness or made good use of the vertical resolution ) than others ( which accentuated it ), meaning some skill was needed in choosing an image that would still be aesthetically pleasing-or even clear enough to be properly interpreted-once resized.