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In tragic biographies, perhaps, dwells a half-confirmation of the idea that to approach the mysteries, to capture the figure that will resolve the question mark of existence, a descent must take place, an immersion in what Joseph Conrad called "the destructive element".
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Ms. Semmel first tried drawing, and then turned to photography, to capture the figures who volunteered to "model" for her.
If, for example, you are filming a group of people in the distance and someone walks in front of your shot, your auto-focus will re-adjust to capture the passing figure, throwing your distant subject out of focus.
Eberle works on expansive canvases -- as big as 6 feet by 7 feet -- looking to capture the image of iconic cultural figures he considers heroes.
The comparison is captured in the figure below.
Ryu eventually makes it to the evil altar where he finds Irene and the shadowy figure who captured her; the figure reveals himself as Jaquio – the main antagonist from the first Ninja Gaiden installment – who was reborn after his first battle with Ryu.
Figure (2) literally and figuratively captures the term: Figure 2. Especially in set theory, category theory, algebra, and topology, there are various kinds of "-morphisms," viz., of mapping relations between two structures or models.
A photographic system aimed at creating an easy, instant record of whiteboard presentations in classrooms or meetings can capture the facts, figures or diagrams displayed on the board and prepare it all for posting on the Internet.
Because of neutron capture, shown in the figure above, other elements produced during the nuclear reactions include the heavy actinide elements, the last row in the periodic table - plutonium, americium, neptunium, and so on.
Some believe gains from new digital technologies are not being captured by the figures, while others argue that a decade of government austerity and lacklustre levels of business investment are taking their toll.
The fifteenth-century Florentine terracotta bust of Saint John the Baptist captures the New Testament figure mid-movement, with his head turned toward his left and his lips parted, as if about to speak.
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