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Coalesce Nearby Trackers Dialog Trackers, especially automatic trackers, can wind up tracking the same feature in different parts of the shot. This panel finds them and coalesces them together into a single overall tracker. Coalesce. Button. Runs the algorithm and coalesces trackers, closing the panel. Cancel. Button. Removes any tracker selection done by Examine, then closes the dialog without saving the current parameter settings. Close. Button on title bar. The close button on the title bar will close the dialog, saving the tracker selection and parameter settings, making it easy for examine the trackers and then re-do and complete the coalesce. Examine. Button. Examines the scene with the current parameter settings to determine which trackers will be coalesced and how many trackers will be eliminated. The trackers to be coalesced will be selected in the viewports. # to be eliminated. Display area with text. Shows how many trackers will be eliminated by the current settings. Example SynthEyes found two pairs of trackers to be coalesced. Four trackers are involved, two will be eliminated, two will be saved (and enlarged). The display will show 2 trackers to be eliminated. Defaults. Button. Restores all controls to their factory default settings. Distance (hpix). Spinner. Sets the maximum consistent distance between two trackers to be coalesced. Measured in horizontal pixels. Sharpness. Spinner. Sets the sensitivity within the allowable distance. If zero, trackers at the maximum distance are as likely to be coalesced as trackers at the same location. If one, trackers at the maximum distance are considered unlikely. Consistency. Spinner. The fraction of the frames two trackers must be nearby to be merged. Only selected trackers. Checkbox. When checked, only pre-selected trackers might be coalesced. Normally, all trackers on the current camera/object are eligible to be coalesced. Include supervised non-ZWT trackers. Checkbox. When off, supervised (golden) trackers that are not zero-weighted-trackers (ZWTs) are not eligible for coalescing, so that you do not inadvertently affect hand-tuned trackers. When the checkbox is on, all trackers, including these, are eligible. Only with non-overlapping frame ranges. Checkbox. When checked, trackers that are valid at the same time will not be coalesced, to avoid coalescing closely-spaced but different trackers. When off, there is no such restriction.
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【曲名】 Reverse the Destiny 【アーティスト】 Lotus Juice 【歌詞】 http //www.jtw.zaq.ne.jp/animesong/he/persona/reverse.html 【作詞】 Lotus Juice 【作曲】 岩崎琢 【編曲】 岩崎琢 【作品】 PERSONA -trinity soul- 【メディア】 TVアニメ 【テーマ】 挿入歌 【初出】 2008年 【備考】
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メニュー (Menu) 業者リスト (Farmers List) 他の鯖の情報 (Other Server) 情報提供 (Post Information) 業者問題を取り扱うサイト (Site talk about RMT) New Group Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7 Group 8 Group 9 Group 10 Group 11 Group 12 Group 13 Group 14 Group 15 Group 16 Group 17 Group 18 Group 19 Group 20 Group 21 Group 22 Group 23 Group 24 Group 25 Group 26 Group 27 Group 28 Group 29 Group 30 Group 31 Group 32 Group 33 Group 34 Group 35 Group 36 Group 37 Group 38 Group 39 Group 40 Group 41 Group 42 Group 43 Group 44 Group 45 Group 46 Group 47 Group 48 Group 49 Group 50 Group 51 Group 52 Group 53 Group 54 Group 55 Group 56 Group 57 Group 58 Group 59 Group 60 Group 61 Group 62 Group 63 Group 64 Group 65 Group 66 Group 67 Group 68 Group 69 Group 70 Group 71 Group 72 Group 73 Group 74 Group 75 Group 76 Group 77 Group 78 Group 79 Group 80 Group 81 Group 82 Former Group Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 7 Japanese Group 1 Auction Crafting Fishing Minner Chocobo Digging
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ケレウォ語 |Trans-New Guinea languages|Trans-Fly-Bulaka River languages| 言語類型 現用言語 使用文字 ラテン文字【Latn?】 type living language writing system Latin alphabet ISO 639-3 【kxz】 言語名別称 alternate names Kerewa-Goari Kerewa 方言名 dialect names Gibario (Goaribari) 参考文献 references WEB ISO 639-3 Registration Authority - SIL International the LINGUIST List Ethnologue
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楽曲情報 収録CD情報 楽曲情報 曲名 Monkey Business アーティスト kors k ジャンル BPM 80-160 収録CD情報 曲名 アーティスト 収録CD 演奏時間 備考 Monkey Business kors k DanceDanceRevolution ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Vol.1 1 59 Monkey Business (Extended) kors k S2TB Files 3 Subsonic Tribe 5 12
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Initial Meetings Definition The first meeting at the beginning of a relationship. In the context of ICU, this is how April/September/OYR students find themselves in situations where they have a chance to meet each other. Explanation Finding people Japanese POV It may be a simple matter of finding someone to talk with for some people. But for others it can be stressful and energy-consuming. At the first meeting, they select the persons whom talk with carefully. On the other hand, other person do not mind that. Outsider POV A basic characteristic of forming Japanese relationships seems to be the consideration of the benefit of the relationship beforehand, because in Japan, individuals are not so much considered for their own ability, but who they know. Starting conversations Japanese When a suitable person is found to talk to, they approach the person shyly. The conversation is started by asking where the person lives, how old the person is, or which club the person belongs to. If they find they have things in common (same hobby or same hometown), a good feeling develops. However, their nervousness will continue. On the other hand, other people find it easier to meet people for the first time. When they find someone new, they will approach them with a smile and start some kind of small talk. Outsider Americans don t really consider where and when they meet people or hesitate to start conversations. During conversation Japanese Some people find these inital conversations worrysome or stessful, and other people are good at making conversation. They can follow the subject with ease. They can easily bring out the characteristics of the person they are talking with. Thus the conversation can progress enjoyably, and it can continue or stop naturally. Outsider Japanese people are concerned about 間合いのつめかた(maai no tsumekata), which means how/when to progress in a relationship, a concept that most foreigners are thoroughly unaware of. The context of a situation and the ability to "read the air" dictates the appropriate behavior in Japanese mind. The end of the meeting Japanese The end of the meeting, some people will exchage e-mail addresses, hoping to later to send email. However, they are glad to exchange e-mail addresses because that is proof of their new friendship. Exchanging e-mail is the best way to keep a friend, and as they get to know each other, their conversation will improve in time. Outsider Americans may exchange phone numbers, and it doesn t matter if they will call the new person or not. Often phone numbers are exchanged for other reasons than simply just to "become friends." Another day after the meeting Some people worry about whether they have become friends or not, so when they meet the persons, they hesitate to interact with them. On the other hand, some people do not think about weather or not they have become friends, they think only of the good time they had with the new person. Outsier For [Americans], personality and individual compatibility determine how the relationship will progress. One of the main problems between the groups at ICU, the OYRs, the September students and the April students seems to be actually meeting one another. In Japan there are certain ways one normally makes friends, such as joining a club or living in the dorms. But many of the students do not have these opportunities. For example, many clubs do not want OYR students, who are preoccupied with traveling and are only at ICU for a year anyway. Compared to other Japanese universities, a relatively small number of people join clubs at ICU. So ICU students are already at a disadvantage when it comes to meeting people. Relationships in Japan are taken very seriously, maintained, nurtured, and sometimes extinguished. To many OYRs, this is a strange process...especially to many Americans, who make friends with anyone, anywhere, and for any reason, and rely on their own personal ability to make it in life rather than the relationships they form. That is to say, the way of making friends is serious problem for some people, and for others it is quite easy. Of course, friends are a very important part of life for everyone. Examples / Actual Cases Many OYRs initially were interested in joining the Smooth Step circle, which would have been a great way to interact with Japanese students however, it turned out that the Smooth Steppers didn t want OYR students because they couldn t participate in March practices. The practice seemed to be made as to completely discourage OYR participation. It also seems that many Japanese people feel intimidated by foreigners joining clubs! Smooth Step didn t want foreign girls because they are "too cute." This competitive factor completely discourages meeting in a club or circle scene. And even Japanese people have trouble meeting other Japanese people. A September says When I first entered ICU, I didn t know anyone - I felt so alone, because there were no friends that I could spend time with. I was very motivated and wanted to make friends, but it was hard. The JLP classes were too small and the other classes were too big (since I was taking GE classes), and those classes were almost completely comprised of individual work. There was no "出会い", no chances to meet people. Even though I met many other September students, I didn t get a chance to meet OYR students and April students. Solution / Recommendation / Suggestion etc. Suggestion 1 It is impossible to tell Japanese people to give up on their mindset, so the best thing for a foreigner in Japan to do is understand how Japanese people approach making new relationships. Foreigners should take the initiative when it comes to making Japanese friends, and they should also be aware of "imposing" too much of their own personality on sensitive situations; ie any first meeting one has with Japanese people they hope to befriend! Suggestion2 Good initial conversations are a solid foundation for a good friendship! When having conversations with Japanese people, be aware of quanity(make your contribution only as informative as required), quality (make your contribution truthful, and do not say anything for which you lack evidence), relation (allow people to know how they relate to you), manner (communicate clearly, avoid ambiguity and be bfief), and behavior (be aware of the other person s feelings, and listen and respond to what they have to say). Edit this page
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