The amount of veiling luminance depends on the illumination of glare source, the age of the observer, and angle of the glare source [1, 15] as shown in Eq. (4): {L}_v=frac{ktimes {E}_{glare}}{theta^n} (4).
These conditions might specify the age of the observer, the strength of the long-trusted cues, or the amount of exposure to the correlation.
Since accuracy in emotion perception is influenced by several factors such as the presentation of the emotional category [23] [25] or the age of the observer [26], [27], the current study compared recognition rates for six basic emotions separately in subjects of two different age groups (20 39 vs. 40 59 years).
Livia Firth, filmmaker and owner of Eco Age "The Observer Ethical Awards are the most credible awards of their type in the UK.
The Weighted Kappa statistic was used as a measure of intra-rater reliability for both the visual examinations and the photographic assessments in both age groups and the Landis and Koch measurement of observer agreement for categorical data [Landis and Koch, 1977b] was used to determine the level of agreement.
Lost in the debate over the legal age of consent, say some observers, is whether the government should be playing a role at all in deciding who is allowed to have intercourse.
Sorrentino, who died in 2006 at the age of 77, was a cleareyed observer of human illusion and the frailties and follies of the species.
He wrote his history of the short 20th century (1914-1991), "The Age of Extremes", as a "participant observer", marvelling that he could have come through the most absurd and monstrous century in human history feeling, for the most part, happy.
I have been reading the Observer since the age of 14.
Amnesty began with a letter to the Observer in the age of ink-on-paper, but the role it has to play is every bit as critical in the digital age.
