It is a poor photograph but a wonderful scene, and in his exhaustive new study, "Lincoln's Greatest Speech," Ronald C. White Jr., dean and professor of American religious history at San Francisco Theological Seminary, begins by trying to bring it to life.
Jim Wayman, director of the Biometrics Identification Research Center, a research group at San Jose State University, said most face-scanning systems have problems, including poor photographing quality and the absence of a comprehensive database of known terrorists.
The sternum has not been described but a poor photograph suggests that fused but distinguishable sternebrae may be present [32].
We should emphasize that "inadequate photographs" did not imply that they were technically poor with regard to focus or magnification, rather the photograph did not show a key part, for example, the floral details of orchids.
Laser printers are not good at printing on specialty papers, including photo stock, resulting in poor quality photographs.
Asked why al-Qa'ida supergrass Babar was only shown a poor-quality photograph of Tanweer and not one of Khan, Witness G said: "I can only speculate here because we don't know exactly why.
The narrator's friends drop away from him.... Reporters show up, and then are disappointed when the poor aunt's photographs fail to come out clearly.
The narrator's friends drop away from him.... Reporters show up, and then are disappointed when the poor aunt's photographs fail to come out clearly..
Pauling's efforts to modify his postulated structure had been hampered by poor X-ray photographs of DNA and by his lack of understanding of this molecule's wet and dry forms.
And another unwanted distraction came in the form of defender Kyle Walker's apology for his "poor judgement" after photographs were published of the Tottenham defender inhaling nitrous oxide, commonly known as "laughing gas", during a night out in Sheffield this summer.
