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That James works from a standing desk in his office in London — sitting is less efficient in getting work done — adds to the image of him as a tightly wound executive, as do his black belt in karate and his hobby of competitive cycling.

And certainly this adds to the image of the creep -- Bloom is thin-faced, sallow and shrunken and we cannot help but compare this to the strapping young man who appeared shirtless in star vehicles like Jarhead.

His patrician style and refusal to engage in many of the usual power games of the capital have only added to the image of a man who can be trusted to do the right thing.

The "friendly fire" incident in September, in which Egyptian security forces mistakenly killed 12 Egyptian and Mexican members of a tour group in the western desert, added to the image of country out of control.

Mr. Kan then added to the image of a hapless government by telling reporters after S.& P.'s announcement that he was "utoi" on the matter, a word translated as "ignorant" or "unfamiliar".

Hatton was not seriously injured, but, according to Newman, "the accident added to the image of the Liberal Party as an unrepentant arrogant group of old men, willing to ride roughshod over voters".

They no doubt added to the image of America in much of the world as itself terrorizing of others, as being a source of humiliation and degradation, which only infuriated and threatened the lives of so many, threatening also a modicum of trust that many people had had before torture became normalized.

Gaussian random noise was added to the image of absorbed energy density at 5% of the mean value.

It helps if you are thin and pale; adding to the image of frailty.

In this analysis, a noise of 0.05 is added to the images of the test set whereas the training is done on original face images, i.e., on images with no noise.

We consider the independent Gaussian noise of mean zero that has been added to the images of the top row of Fig. 2 in order to create the image pairs #2 #3, #5 #6, #8 #9, and #11 #12 as a reasonable equivalent to random errors of a hypothetical imaging process [16] by which these images could have been detected from strictly regular 2D-periodic arrays of points of variable sizes and intensities.