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Clark plays dexterously with this notion, placing photographs into Maribel's hands that apparently depict "ghosts" and superimposed images that merge different scenes into one photograph.
Normal constancies also can be intentionally overcome, as in paintings of flabby watches and distorted people that apparently depict the unique perceptual world of the artist.
The chief subject here is the voluptuous female, seen in three relatively large sculptures and numerous small reliefs that apparently depict harem scenes, with luxurious garden and architectural settings and, always, a door, provocatively ajar.
McLean was not, as the book apparently depicts, a kind of five-star hotel catering to the whims of affluent people.
Not long after pictures surfaced apparently depicting the Egyptian standing in the plane, his shirt wide open revealing his bulky "suicide belt".
The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, has ordered an investigation into a cartoon apparently depicting the prophet Muhammad in an official Palestinian newspaper.
Six sculpted reliefs run the length of the walls of the court, apparently depicting the victors of the game holding the severed head of a member of the losing team.
THE house, designed by the architects Neville & Bagge in the French Renaissance "chatequesque" style, was apparently built in 1896 by a stone dealer who gave a master stone craftsman free rein when it came to details: the deities flanking the door, the bearded god on the keystone, the medallion portrait heads apparently depicting famous people (one is obviously Shakespeare).
Adding to the punch are Israel's unparalleled intelligence capabilities in Syria — which allowed it to insert a Jewish spy named Eli Cohen to become chief adviser to Syria's minister of defense in the 1960s; to uncover its alleged ultra-secret nuclear reactor in 2007; and to intercept initial communications apparently depicting Assad regime involvement in the Aug. 21 chemical attacks in Damascus.
The Galaxy Note 8 that's apparently depicted in these photos looks essentially like a blown up Galaxy Note II, with a rounded rectangle shell framing an 8-inch display.
Even though this apparently depicts data reliably across the structure landscape, when applied to an external dataset, the relationship between accuracy and distance-to-model values output by the AD technique gets inverted, which renders this AD useless given its unpredictability when handling new data.
