The latest, taken by the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft in April and released last week, leaves no doubt that the first photo was an accident of lighting and resolution.
Sort of: a face implicit in the accidents of light and shadow and flesh.
Participants said they were struck by the craftsmanship and complexity of the brickwork in the vaulted galleries of the fort, by the accidents of light, and by the surprising current uses of the space.
A wry art-world comment on these disappearing paintings is a photograph taken in a 57th Street gallery in the 1960's: two men stand before all-white canvases that appear to have emerged that way from the painter's brush rather than having been tricked into such purity by accidents of light.
They are, however, subalternate to geometry in exactly the same way as the demonstrations in optics are, for optics is the science of light, and geometry bears only on certain accidents of light, not on light itself, and does not explain why light has those accidents.
Alternative cladding materials have been proposed to replace the currently used zirconium (Zr -based alloys, in order to improve the accident tolerance of light water reactor (LWR) fuel.
Enhancing the accident tolerance of light water reactors became a topic of serious discussion following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, resulting tsunami, and subsequent damage to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant complex.
Residents liked to brag that you could read a newspaper in the street by the accident of their light.
Motivated to understand the processes which govern the formation and characteristics of a debris bed and hence its coolability during a postulated severe accident of a light water reactor, a new research program called DEFOR (DEbris FORmation) was initiated at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH).
The distribution of the maximum injury severity in the dataset counts 66.1%% of damage only accidents, 15.9 % of light injury accidents, 23.8 % of serious injury accidents, and 3.5 % of fatal accidents.
