Note that an out-of-focus hair (blue arrow) caused a shadow in the trans-illumination image (a), whereas CARS is highly depth-resolved; therefore, the hair was not prominently seen in (b).
If Britain loses that control that says something of its aspirations to be a military power". Falling workloads led to BAE Systems announcing 18 months ago it was reviewing its shipyard, causing a shadow to loom over the city.
In these reactor designs, fuel kernels are randomly distributed and shield each other, causing a shadowing effect.
The memory of this causes a momentary shadow to pass across the sunlit Best.
The low solar angle causes an elongated shadow, so that the shadow of the head is far from the observer, a condition that is apparently required for Cellini's halo to be observed.
In the well-known "Self Portrait (Double Hand, Front)" of 1988, two enormous cupped hands are held up before the camera, fingers bent down to cause a dark band of shadow across the middle that gives emotional expression to the cliché "his hands were tied".
His lens lingered lovingly on the George Washington Bridge, caressing its cables and its towers, and in a 1938 night shot he made much of the Hayden Planetarium's dome (now demolished), causing a round shadow of the structure to appear with dramatic effect on the facade of a nearby building.
In [13], all four assumptions (such as light source causing a cast shadow has a certain extent) are used at the same time to detect image regions changes by moving cast shadows.
Residual blood in the lumen is not a source of error, since it usually doesn't cause a detectable shadow.
This is because the highest tip is actually causing a longer shadow than you measured; some of it is just falling over the top of the tree trunk where you can't see it.
