Sentences with phrase «what image map»

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«In a world that's becoming more and more mobile the appeal and importance of location information, maps, and satellite images increase pretty significantly, because suddenly people now want to regularly know where they are, where they're going, what's nearby.»

Instead of calculating absolute distances when mapping the path to nectar, the researchers conclude, honeybees measure distance using what is known as optic flowthe amount of image motion that appears to occur as the position of the observer changes.

The mapped patterns constitute what we, conscious creatures, have come to know as sights, sounds, touches, smells, tastes, pains, pleasures, and the like — in brief, images.

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.

That is, if you take a small region of the annulus and find its image — what it gets mapped to — then the area of the image is the same as that of the original region.

Gilbert developed a new way to image the growing portions of coral skeletons to see what the forming structures were made of, which she calls component mapping.

The researchers are able to achieve a high level of compression through what they call «skin mapping» algorithms that can analyze pixel color to distinguish a person's face and hands in an image.

what element of the presentation best lends itself to a graphic — for example, an image, cartoon, graph, map, or other artwork — that will drive home the importance of the team's issue.

Warhammer can conjure up a lot of different images when its name is mentioned, from the masses of detailed plastic figures being controlled by fiercely intent generals across wonderfully made and painted terrain to what I see; Space Marines marching across the map with Dreadnoughts in tow, seeking to destroy the enemy forces in Warhammer 40K; Dawn of War, one of the best RTS games of all time.

The second image also shows what looks to be a screenshot of the gameplay, and the mini map in the top left of the screen is also from PUBG — complete with the line indicator and silhouette of a person that shows your location in relation to the circle of death.

Presented like a flow chart on what might be a map, the circular images depict sites in Namibia that have been mined for raw materials used in consumer products, their surfaces scarred by both machinery and the destructive colonialism that set it in place.

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Not so Jasper Johns, whose endless experimentation has transformed his images of what he famously called «things the mind already knows» — flags, targets and maps, to name a few — into what he described, in a 1964 interview, as «a thing's not being what it was, with its becoming something other than what it is, with any moment in which one identifies a thing precisely and with the slipping away of that moment, with at any moment seeing or saying and letting it go at that.»

Photographs of a series of what might be called «sculptural vignettes» bring together objects and images — including archival and vintage personal photographs, actual things (e.g., a whale bone, a ceramic frog, a pomegranate), maps, celestial landscapes, and fragments of writing on paper, among others — many of which Stuart collected and have been with her for years.

Often called the greatest living artist in America, if not the world, Jasper Johns created a bridge between painting and what was to become conceptual art with his mid - «50s portraits of what «the mind already knows» — maps, flags, targets, and other flat images that could be rendered so faithfully in paint that there was barely any sunlight between the depictions and what was depicted.

YOU ARE THE COMPANY IN WHICH YOU KEEP reveals the diverse ways in which photographers and artists using lens - based media have created images that map out our new social networks — observing the patterns of which structure our social existence, or forecasting what the twenty - first century has yet to bring.

What one invests in the human image includes the skill to map out social destinies through the art of narration.

Artificiata II gathers several animated mappings of the hypercube alongside a selection of images drawn from this process, what the artist calls «êtres graphiques».

The map app's buttons are on a different layer than the actual map image beneath them, so if a button is obscuring the name of a street, you can move your head or tilt the phone to shift the perspective a little bit, which will show you what you're missing.