"The interest that we've attracted from the venture community already after our first funding cycle is pretty phenomenal," says Cashin.
If we denote, at time t and pixel x, g x,t) as the grey level function, we can consider g as a food or substrate, which living entities (like bacteria) can eat, being attracted from the image boundaries (where they are first located) by a chemical gradient linked to the substrate.
The children also took advantage of captive audiences, posing for the lunch crowd outside the windows of Dallas BBQ and attracting stares from the second-floor seating area of a McDonald's.
I was attracted to her from the first time we talked, and soon there was no turning back.
Denis Law attracted the first six-figure fee from a British club when he returned to England from Italian club Torino, with Manchester United paying £115,000.
"When these countries are thinking about attracting people from abroad, the first group they imagine are the people who left or are the descendants of people who left," he said.
The B Corp community that attracted her from first mention has in turn helped her attract high caliber employees, business partners and clients.
But the age difference may not just be because vinyl tends to attract those who remember it from the first time around.
And from the first, it attracted major figures like the conductor Thomas Schippers, the choreographer Jerome Robbins and the director Luchino Visconti.
In interacting with this field, the first charge some distance away is either attracted to or repelled from the second charge, depending on the sign of the first charge.
Our data suggest that the relative time frame of inflammatory cell movement to and from sites of injury is similar for adult zebrafish and mammals, where neutrophils are attracted to the wound first through 'homing' from the circulation, followed by circulation-based or resident macrophages (Sadik et al., 2011; Yoo and Huttenlocher, 2011; Li et al., 2012).
