This happens because of the limited bandwidth (here specifying the amount of data used to transmit the picture) and the compression methods used.
most codecs use previous frames to provide information for the next. The data specifies, roughly speaking, how the current frame should be changed to make the next frame. When most of the frame is still, the data is used to refine the picture, adding detail and removing artifacts, which are errors in the picture created by the compression.
Most codecs handle pans (where the camera is changing angle) poorly. The constant movements cause lossage, and most of the data budget is spent describing new content appearing at the side. So you get a loss of picture quality.
This is a problem with satelite TV because the amount of data that the provider has to split up between it's channels is limited. So picture quality suffers badly.
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Obviously you could, but the question is if you should!!! It honestly depends on the conditions of the dish. If the dish is cracked (badly) and or stained (badly) or other things similar to that have happened to the poor dish, then it is considered ineligible for getting taken to a reception.
SI1 has the fewest and smallest inclusions, while SI2 has more and larger inclusions. This doesn't mean that SI clarity diamonds are a poor choice. In fact, most SI1 clarity diamonds will look just as good as a higher clarity diamond.
Clarity in writing can be affected by factors such as ambiguous language, complex sentence structures, jargon or technical terms that may not be easily understood by all readers, and lack of coherence or logical flow in the presentation of ideas. Additionally, poor grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors can also hinder clarity in writing.
No, the graphic facility is too poor.
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Experience in organizing movements.
Experience in organizing movements.
Women gained experience in organizing movements.
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Experience in organizing movements. (apex)