It can be done at a distance, in a crowd, without subject participation, and in motion.
The short version is that distinctive designs stand out in a crowd and provide brand identity.
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SUGV, a briefcase-sized robot, can identify a man in a crowd and follow him.
Change your character's head or clothes and you can still stand out in a crowd of Zeros.
There are bound to be unhappy campers in a crowd of retail customers--some of them rather colorful.
New software recognizes faces in a crowd even if they are in profile or tilted up at a 45-degree angle.
He began in BMX, which taught him how to ride in a crowd, to bang handlebars and keep pedaling.
Mr de Villepin knows well from his study of French history that forelock-tuggers can quickly turn nasty in a crowd.
Chief Justice William Rehnquist has the kind of face that gets lost in a crowd, and that's the way he likes it.
The NFL thought the show might be too physically taxing for older people in a crowd of 2, 000 or so screaming rockers.
You could literally (especially with good Thorns and steal) stand there in a crowd indefinitely with one, due to the amazing defense.
While Plasma is known for newer bands showcasing their music, it is not uncommon for bigger acts to perform and pack in a crowd.
If the host is in a crowd or is not easily accessible, depart quietly so as not to set off a wave of departures.
It's a lot more fun to do it in a crowd.
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No tablet can compete with the mobility of a smartphone, its ease of fitting into your pocket or purse, its unobtrusiveness when used in a crowd.
An HSS emitter can put a message to a single person standing in a crowd 200 feet away, without anyone on either side able to hear it.
An HSS emitter can transmit a message to a single person standing in a crowd 200 feet away, without anyone on either side being able to hear it.
These days, Britain's sovereign exhibits a more conservative wardrobe, including solid-color overcoats, decorative hats that allow her to be picked out easily in a crowd of patriotic well-wishers, and headscarves.
But Yates believes that Wembley, which will house around 25, 000 fans from each club in a crowd that could rise towards 80, 000, will bring the best out of his players.
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When she left the dancing-floor on the arm of her partner she became engulfed in a crowd of impatient supplicants who would scarcely give place to any under the rank of a general.
But unlike some other kissa, where the music takes a backseat to socialising or doing business, this smoky Tokyo institution brings in a crowd of serious listeners, and every chair in the cafe is set up facing the stage.
Those hoping to emulate him should note that he has little charisma, that his presence is described as a glow rather than a dynamo, and that it is often his silence that makes him stand out in a crowd.
They reported patrons flocked to bars because they did not want to be alone while they watched the horrible images on the television screen, but did not differentiate between those watching alone in a crowd and those who sought familiar faces.
We had our, we had each other, we had a sense of appreciation of dialogue and discussion among each other, you can be lonely in a crowd but if you ask the question they give it as clear as I can give it, absolutely just grey.
The first came against Cedric Pioline in front of a hostile crowd in France, while the second installment saw him beat Juan Carlos Ferrero of Spain in front of a partisan crowd in his home town of Melbourne.
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