Sentences with phrase «pairs of images before»

Not exact matches

In one image, a male cheerleader (portrayed by MMA fighter Alan Jouban) stands before his wall of trophies in a pair of exercise pants.

Decades passed before astronomical technology verified that idea: It wasn't until 1979 that astronomers detected a real - life example of a gravitational lens in the double image of a quasar — side - by - side glimpses of a galaxy's blazing heart, resembling a pair of oncoming headlights.

However, to function properly sparse representation requires multiple images of each person in the database, so it does not work with pairs of before and after surgery pictures alone.

When the first space - based radio telescope, HALCA, launched from Japan in 1997, our VLA and VLBA paired with it to take images of galaxies at a level of detail never before achieved.

Fluorescent images of the mixture of prostate cancer C4 - 2B (red) and stromal HS - 5 (green) cells: (A) before, (B) after the first scan and (C) 60 s after the second scan, exposure to the pair of laser pulses (532 nm and 787 nm) that selectively generated cell damaging PNBs causing fading of red fluorescence due to leaking of red calcein out through the disrupted membrane.

Argento, because he's in control at this point and knows it, literally drops a pair of red curtains (vaginal lips as stage affectation) on the scene before inexplicably cutting away to water circling a drain, an image that will never again be innocuous post-Psycho.

From childhood he had a desire to pair images together, and before age 10, he started a set of three - ring binders, what he calls «the books,» compiling images cut from magazines, pictures he liked, anything he thought needed to be next to something else.

She spent the next few years drawing intense single images with no composition before she started putting pairs of images together on a single sheet of paper.

This is evident even in the exhibition's title, chosen by the artist shortly before his death and derived from a 2004 gouache, whose title, Lost Eight, references a magazine image of a woman holding a pair of oversized jeans who has «lost weight.»