Sentences with phrase «map images for»

Honor skips this top - end part of the camera package, however, but it has a similar overall experience, with dual lenses - one colour, one monochrome sensor, both of which are 12 - megapixel - able to capture and depth - map images for pseudo bokeh effect (that melty soft background effect).

As with the other new Audis, the Q7 comes with the company's virtual cockpit with a 12.3 - inch display behind the steering wheel that uses Google Map images for one the best displays on the market.

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As Ren tries to probe Rey's mind for an image of the map, he discovers something of interest and attempts to analyze it when he discovers that she is blocking him from her mind.

The equipment on top of the minivans looks similar to the equipment that Google uses to capture images for its mapping system.

In creating content for your social media account, remember to consider adding images, maps, and information about your business (name, address, and phone).

Images that ran in the state - run newspaper show dictator Kim Jong Un signing a military plan in front of a map titled, «Plan for the strategic forces to target mainland U.S.» The map also clearly shows missiles with arrows pointing to Hawaii, Washington D.C., Los Angeles and Austin, Texas.

Awkward (and often outdated) pull - down maps for Sunday school classes, for example, are being replaced by software - generated images of the ancient Near East, whereby Bibles students can trace the missionary journeys of Paul or follow the exodus route of the Israelites.

I borrow my title from Harvey Cox's well known The Secular City, the aim of which was to map out and defend the relevance of religion for «the post-literate man of the electronic image» (TSC 11) whose urban, technological culture seemed to many so inhospitable for such an endeavor.

And the 28 - year - old's heat map [see image further below]-- with Schneiderlin ubiquitous in front of left - back Baines — demonstrates his nose for danger.

I think the quality use of charts; images and maps make for compelling statements.

For a glimpse of possibilities, check out the video below, and note that the Grassroots Mapping image is the size of a SINGLE PIXEL at the resolution Google Earth has of the open ocean.

wolf's «magic map» at cnn is no match for snow's «swingometer» on bbc... and frankly i'm getting a bit of a headache from all the flashing images and moving text they have flooding the screen (though in terms of election night broadcasting embarrassment, the holograms are still no match for jeremy vine's antics earlier this year...)

In the image below (see the bottom of this answer for a more informative map): The so - called «Doklam plateau», territory officially recognized as disputed by Bhutan and China, is circled in black (see also the other map further...

Google considering selling advertising on Google Maps street view images: «The link can be associated with a property owner, for example the property owner which owns the physical property portrayed.

Other new social media platforms, such as programs that allow volunteers to produce more detailed maps of disaster zones using donated satellite imagery or to match photos of lost pets to older images provided by their owners, also provide opportunities for people to help without putting themselves in harm's way, she says.

By now, most of us in the US, the UK and Australia, plus many elsewhere in Europe, have got used to the fact that images of almost every house on every street are available online for all to see via the Street View facility in Google Maps.

From rock - carved maps of Idaho's Snake River, to hand - drawn and painted Ptolemaic world maps predating the discovery of the Americas, to Landsat satellite images of the Great Wall of China, this colorfully illustrated history shows how maps for cities, subways, weather, and even «moral statistics,» such as crime and poverty have helped people navigate Earth — and conquer large parts of it too.

At the Electronic Visualization Laboratory (EVL) at the University of Illinois at Chicago, a psychiatric team is mapping the brain's intricate web of neural connections, using images from MRI scans, to try to identify regions responsible for depression.

No longer static images, maps have become active interfaces for information exchange, continuously determining where we are in relation to distant satellites and suggesting where we ought to go, says Seth Spielman, a 38 - year - old geography professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

The researchers on the project will continue to map the ocean floor along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge for potential mineral deposits, using images from echo sounders and remotely operated submersible vessels.

The streamlined geometry of conventional maps still comes in handy for straightforward navigation; you don't necessarily need a satellite image when you're just trying to figure out which exit to take off the turnpike.

She compares fluorescence microscopy to searching an image of the night sky for stars, whereas using H&E is more like picking out cities on Google Maps, a much harder computational problem.

«Our well - calibrated UV images will act as a pathfinder for mapping by NASA's 2008 Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter,» says Garvin.

By combining data from the three modalities, the researchers were able to map the signatures of molecules and elements across the surface of the painting for each pixel of the image.

As the team reports online today in Science, daytime satellite images are dramatically better than nighttime images for mapping African poverty.

With the map, he can compute a color image for printing on the PVA film and then, after the hydrographic immersion, it forms the desired color pattern on the object's surface.

The lenses could also map images directly onto the field of view, creating head - up displays for the ultimate augmented reality experience, without wearing glasses or a headset.

«Though the «blind brain» wiring may change greatly in the blind in its frontal language related parts, it still retains the most fundamental topographical and functional connectivity organizational principles of the visual cortex, known as «retinotopic mapping» — the processing of two - dimensional visual images through the eye,» said co-lead researcher Amir Amedi, associate professor of medical neurobiology at the Hebrew University's Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences and IMRIC, the Institute for Medical Research Israel - Canada.

Working with David Karow, MD, PhD, a UC San Diego Health System radiologist, Parsons uses sophisticated new tools and software — DynaCAD for Prostate with the UroNav fusion biopsy system — to combine the MRI with real - time, ultrasound - guided biopsy images in the clinic resulting in what he calls a 3D road map of the prostate.

The research initiative will image larger numbers of patients to confirm and investigate further applications for ADC mapping in the spine.

For the first time, archaeologists have been able to map and image the sunken fleet of seaplanes destroyed in a prelude to the Pearl Harbor attack 74 years ago.

Such maps were previously made by others for Earth and Mars; Black generated a river map for Titan using images taken by Cassini.

These images were analyzed using statistical parametric mapping (SPM8; Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging), which enabled us to make comparisons on a voxel - by - voxel basis (37).

Hard confirmation of P1 and P2 came just last week, on October 24th, when Marc Buie and Eliot Young found the two objects in several images of an HST dataset they and their collaborators had taken for a Pluto mapping project in 2002.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, Marc Buie and Eliot Young located faint images of both satellites in HST ACS data taken for a Pluto mapping project they spearheaded in 2002.

But Apple Maps proved to be a wrong turn for the company following complaints of missing locations, faulty images, bad directions, and a host of other glitches.

PULLMAN, Wash. — A WSU research team for the first time has developed a computer algorithm that is nearly as accurate as people are at mapping brain neural networks — a breakthrough that could speed up the image analysis that researchers use to understand brain circuitry.

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This image, known as Static Sky, is a map of the entire sky, as seen from the Pan-STARRS telescope in Hawaii (Credit: Danny Farrow, Pan-STARRS1 Science Consortium and Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics)

The techniques we are developing for the brown dwarf characterization will, in the near future, be also used for mapping directly imaged exoplanets.

The same color mapping was used for the Hubble Space Telescope images of M8.

A decade later, he set up the Aerial Photographic Archive for Archaeology in the Middle East — an initiative to map the area that now has more than 140,000 aerial images.

In addition, we use APEX for spectral line mapping to study the complex background around aCen seen in the photometric images.

The accompanying test images of Jupiter's moon Europa, for example, can allow scientists to map changes in the satellite's surface composition.

The package includes space for: • The option to add a full color image *** • 200 word business description • DirectLink to your company website • One click directions link on Google Maps • Contact Information

Also, the recipe image for SCD yogurt was updated to require higher milk heating temps to ensure kill of the MAP bacteria.

, a map a Tehran for your next vacation, showing notable locations from scenes in the film, a 40 - page book with images and info on the movie, and a reproduction of Tony Mendez's CIA card (with the face of Ben Affleck as Tony, alas).

Now I could go on talking about these two for the next few hours, but I actually have a few hours spare, so I'm calling it a day and take on the Koholint Island Map, but not before I leave you with a number of images taken from my exploits earlier and with all the new update information for both games:

Review codes for Guerrilla's action RPG are being sent out as we speak, and an image of Horizon's full map has now surfaced online.

(All images / maps sourced via Google images) This is for KS 2 and has supported a Year 5 introduction to ancient Greece, alongside timeline lessons and more general introductions.