Sentences with phrase «smaller image shows»

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Image courtesy Omar Omar SBA economist Victoria Williams writes: «In a nutshell, the analysis shows that small business lending continues to have a difficult time emerging from the recession, which results in a much slower -LSB-...]

The following image shows how population sizes affect this rate of allele fixation and as you can see, as the population gets smaller, the rate of allele fixation increases exponentially.

This is observed in the increasing legitimacy of «media» as a singular noun, which conjures up the image of a television supermarket, with hundreds, thousands, millions of screens all showing the same picture at once, with legions of speakers playing the same rock music, all promoting a film showing in hundreds of thousands of small identical theaters worldwide on the same day.

A quick question: in the image showing the dough being placed in the pan, (has a very small depth - of - field and it's thrown the dough - base out of focus), have you pricked the dough base before adding the filling ingredients, or are the dents caused by the fingertips as the dough is pressed onto the pan?

A Dartmouth College - led study shows that people find it increasingly difficult to distinguish between computer - generated images and real photos, but that a small amount of training greatly improves their accuracy.

Small radio frequency (RF) coils strategically placed around a patient's head — the twisted copper wires shown in the image at right — act as antennas, detecting that hum and transmitting it to domino - sized green amplifiers, which read the signal and pass it on to an external computer.

This concept images shows ARM robotic capture Option B, in which the robotic vehicle ascends from the surface of a large asteroid, on its way to a lunar distant retrograde orbit with a smaller asteroid mass in its clutches.

The new images show the spot to be about 150 miles (240 kilometers) smaller than it was in 2014.

This image shows a small section of the sky near the Big Dipper.

This image shows the small, wall - mounted unit that controls the heat for each household.

These images from the virtual tissue model show, from left to right, growing areas of lower oxygen (blue regions, middle row) and the corresponding progression of protein VEGF (red regions, bottom row), concomitant with «domino - like» progressive loss of small blood vessels in the retina over time (region without arrows, top row).

The satellite images show a large area of the Antarctic Peninsula; the Larsen B Ice Shelf is a small area near the center.

But the amount of land space taken up by cities is actually relatively small compared with the number of people they shelter: satellite image composites show that urban sites cover only 2.8 per cent of the Earth's land; accordingly the UN estimates that about 3.3 billion people occupy an area less than half the size of Australia.

The image shows an example of a nearly pristine and healthy reef system with an aesthetic score of 5.40 (the smaller the number the more aesthetic the reefscape

Then a new series of images was shown, with a small fruit embedded inside a large one.

This ASAS - SN image is just a small portion of the sky, but shows how Tabby's star is one of millions.

The images show Paneth cells in the small intestine.

Five images of Saturn's rings, taken by NASA's Cassini spacecraft between 2009 and 2012, show clouds of material ejected from impacts of small objects into the rings.

The top right inset shows a magnified image of a small area in the centre of the ice crystal.

Images looking down at the rover's deck show an almost pristine surface, with just a few small tails of dust, compared to the dingy surface seen just a day earlier.

The Hubble images also show the second disc is relatively red, suggesting the dust particles are even smaller than suspected.

The Raman images now show protein activity at neural cell level, but the sensitivity is high enough for detecting areas that are even smaller — as is the case with the brain sample of the healthy person.

This study shows how these issues have been overcome with a newly developed imaging system, making it possible to image structures as small as 80nm or less anywhere in the cell.

Here, the image shows the stark effects of hand trauma: no blood flows to the fourth finger, whereas small vessels are clearly visible in the other digits.

The image below shows the roughness of a small area, with colors representing the heights of ridges, troughs and peaks on the surface.

Fractals are mathematical sets that show self - similar patterns: zoom in on one part of a fractal drawing, such as the famous Mandelbrot set, and the smaller portion will look nearly the same as the original image.

New images of Mercury show it to have been mercilessly pummeled by small objects, implying that the space between it and the sun once was, and potentially still is, occupied by as - yet - unseen bodies.

The simulated image at left shows how the smaller particle size in Venusian cloud tops (compared to a typical 10 to 40 micrometers in terrestrial ones) causes the colored fringes to spread further apart than they would appear on Earth.

Surveyed from 30 meters above using drones and specialized image analysis software, the site shows the unmistakable outlines of check dams, irrigation canals and cisterns feeding a patchwork of small farm fields.

The image shows a growing oocyte in the middle, which is very large with a bright green rim, surrounded by many small red follicle cells whose nuclei are stained blue.

These images from the virtual tissue model show, from left, growing areas of lower oxygen (blue regions, middle row) and the corresponding progression of the protein VEGF (red regions, bottom row), concomitant with «domino - like» progressive loss of small blood vessels in the retina over time (region without arrows, top row).

Our calculations showed that the odds of even a single KBO of the same brightness as the candidate satellites being anywhere in our HST ACS images is < 0.1 %, and the probability of any given KBO being so close to Pluto is far smaller still: less than 1 in 100,000.

This image shows a standard prediction for the dark matter distribution within about 1 million light years of the Milky Way galaxy, which is expected to be swarming with thousands of small dark matter clumps called «halos».

Using the millimeter - wave interferometer at Caltech's Owens Valley Radio Observatory, the astronomers combined 15 smaller images into a single mosaic to produce an image showing the location of Carbon Monoxide (CO) gas throughout a galaxy called IC 10, some 2.5 million light - years away.

This image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope shows the spectacular region around an object known as Herbig - Haro 502, a very small part of the vast stellar nursery in the picturesque Orion Nebula.

The images, which show the cratered and pockmarked surface of the small icy world, were taken by the Cassini probe, which entered into orbit around the planet in 2004.

This image from NASA's Dawn spacecraft highlights Axomama Crater, the small crater shown to the right of center; its sharp edges indicate recent emplacement by a small impact.

This image obtained by NASA's Dawn spacecraft shows a field of small craters next to Kokopelli Crater, seen at bottom right in this image, on dwarf planet Ceres.

A small galaxy, called Sextans A, is shown here in a multi-wavelength mosaic captured by the European Space Agency's... view image

Infrared images taken in 2002 by the Keck II Observatory in Hawaii showed that another, smaller inner disk may exist around the star in a region the size of our solar system.

Microscope image showing malaria - infected red blood cells (small round cells containing the parasite [dark dots]-RRB- sticking to brain endothelial cells (large blue - ish cells) that line the blood vessels supplying the brain.

Computed tomographic scan in 1 infant and magnetic resonance imaging in another infant with prenatal Zika exposure show scattered punctate calcifications (A, B, C, and E; white arrowheads), very low forehead and small cranial vault (D), striking volume loss shown by enlarged extra-axial space and ventriculomegaly (all images), poor gyral development with few and shallow sulci (A and E; long white arrows), poor gyral development with irregular «beaded» cortex most consistent with polymicrogyria (F, white arrowheads), flattened pons and small cerebellum (D; black arrowhead and asterisk).

Another common trick is to display images made from a Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) that they claim shows the small particles found in their products.

Unfortunately only with iPhone in hand but still with a few images that give you a small impression of this fabulous show and couture house.

Below are some of the images from a small handful of the shows and presentations I attended just to give you a taste.

The only small disappointment for my daughter in law was that the colour was not as vibrant as the image showed and she was expecting a very bright blue when in fact the shade was more steel grey.

You squint slightly, raise the eyebrows, and leave the mouth neutral) like Joan Small or create a «SPARROW FACE» (teeth showing ever so slightly) like Chrissy Teigen — but I can show you a trick or two when it comes to capturing yourself for that ultimate #SELFIE, #OOTD, or in my case, full length images showcasing second hand clothing to be sold on PAKT's «Showroom» platform...

The image is free of noise reduction and shows a fair amount of film grain, but so too does it show minor print damage throughout in the form of small scratches and specks.

You can't show a ghost without making people think, at least in some small corner of their mind, about how the image was created.

A small collection of supplemental extras feature a clutch of Web links, a photo gallery, desktop images and four bonus video cuts (including a cover of Fleetwood Mac's «Albatross») from a 2004 Kraków show, but the best inclusion is a 22 - minute interview in which the brothers Cavanaugh discuss various parts of their musical inspiration (Live Aid ’85 was a kickstarter) and influences, which include usual suspects like Led Zeppelin, U2, Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath but also, interestingly enough, Dire Straits.