Moving-Time and Moving-Ego Metaphors from a Translational and Contrastivelinguistic Perspective

Time-moving Metaphors and Ego-moving Metaphors: Which Is Better Comprehended by Taiwanese?

This is a semantic pilot study which concentrates on how people in Taiwan process the temporal metaphors, ego-moving metaphor and time-moving metaphor. Motivated by the research of Gentner, Imai, and Boroditsky (2002) in which the English native speakers comprehend ego-moving metaphors faster than time-moving metaphors, the present study attempts to reexamine whether the faster reaction to ego-...

Job Moving, Residential Moving, and Commuting: A Search Perspective

We address the interrelationships between residential mobility, labor market mobility, and commuting. The paper takes its starting point in recent findings in economic research which emphasise that job and residence relocation decisions imply forward-looking decision making. We examine job and residential mobility by means of bivariate models and interpret the outcomes in light of the search mo...

Real-time fixation, mosaic construction and moving object detection from a moving camera

We use Sarnoff’s VFE-200 next-generation video processor to demonstrate real-time algorithms for camera fixation, mosaic construction, and moving object detection and tracking from a moving camera. The algorithms are all derived from our ability to perform real-time image alignment. These capabilities are currently being used in several unmanned aerial and ground surveillance programs.

Recursive Estimation of Ego -motion and Scene Structure from a Moving Platform

Moving Time and Juggling Spheres

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