Because the large-scale context is designed into these experiments, results can be directly interpreted at the scale of management that produced the manipulation, eliminating a change-of-scale bias common in smaller management experiments.
This isn't a subtle or decorous adaptation at all - it's the equivalent of a Victorian playbill, all period typefaces and arresting changes of scale.
Ray's game was to jar viewers' mental and visual expectations with changes of scale, and in this he succeeded a little too well.
The changes of scale, pace and tone in "Perceptual Motion" all expressed a keen instinct for holding an audience's attention.
The essence of his fiction is its teeming, anarchic, comic, obscene detail, a sort of bourgeois phantasmagoria – a version of the real so sticky and amorphous that, naturally, it can also undergo changes of scale, and other impossible effects.
She shows an unusual degree of comfort with changes of scale; she enjoys working on small projects, like furniture and shoes, at the same time that she is designing large structures, like museums and railway stations.
Yes, this is a spectacle, but one that in its simple storytelling, skilled manipulations of the lifelike puppets (the little girl seems steeped in watchful sadness; her dog gamboling through the streets, his tongue lolling) and playful changes of scale offers a theatrical experience that is both epic and intimate, joyful and sometimes sad.
In image pairs with small changes of scale, the proposed algorithm increases the number of corresponding points with uniform distribution which lead to low RMSE errors.
User modified glyph layout should – at the very least – be preserved on changes of scale.
However we have seen in section 'Invariance by affine profile transformations' that when comparing two expression profiles recorded by microarray, natural distances between profiles should be roughly invariant by changes of scale for these profiles.
