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HDR10 is a static HDR format that applies the HDR values on a scene-by-scene basis (i.e. whenever the camera cuts to a new scene). Dolby Vision, on the other hand, applies this image information (called metadata) on a frame-by-frame basis. This dynamic form of HDR, when implemented properly, has the potential to improve upon the standard HDR10 presentation. McMullen, Marion (4 March 2000). "Heartbeat Hall Of Fame; The Many Celebrities Who Have Appeared In The Television Favourite Over The Show'S Nine-Year History". Coventry Evening Telegraph. Trinity Mirror . Retrieved 28 May 2014. Comedy sketches involving abortion, dead babies and people with disabilities that appeared in episodes of Channel 4's Jam are criticised by the Broadcasting Standards Commission because they went "beyond acceptable boundaries in their treatment of issues of particular sensitivity which required greater respect for the vulnerability of those depicted". [141]