In addition to the paint, Ms. Sheldon also studied the canvas and discovered that it matched in scale and weave the canvas Vermeer had used to paint "The Lacemaker," in the Louvre.
In doing so, we draw attention to the importance of formalizing the goals of stimulation in terms of neural computations so that the possible implementations are matched in scale to the underlying circuit modules.
Members of the nation's most successful team in a hundred years will join Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page for the closing handover ceremony in the Bird's Nest Stadium tonight, where London will try to make up in warmth and humour what it cannot match in scale and ambition.
Stevens, who works in a very detailed pen and ink style, produced pages that were difficult to match in scale and visual impact with Botticelli's bold, colorful paintings.
We briefly consider the concept of mis-matches in scales and summarise their implications, before using this framework to explore the history of conservation efforts for the bridled nailtail wallaby.
Although the new complex wouldn't be directly visible from the Lawn, it would nearly match it in scale — leading some to worry that it would detract from the dignity and centrality of Jefferson's structures.
But he said no one else had matched Urban Box Office in scale.
Two years after London threw a little shindig of its own, the Scottish city was determined to show that while these four-yearly Games might not quite match their Olympic cousins in scale, when it came to its ambition and the warmth of its welcome, Glasgow would not be outdone.
But if less vehement, the rallies Sunday possibly matched those of two years ago in scale.
The comparison images illustrated in this manuscript are displayed using a linear 2% stretch, followed by color and scale matching in ENVI and ImageJ (National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, USA).
Recent demonstrations have not matched those of the Sixties in scale and national impact; the free-speech clashes that erupted in Berkeley last year were not nearly as significant as the mid-1960s Berkeley free-speech movement.
