Construct pictures of their hands and calculate the likely point-count strength of your partner.
The practise of micro-history for example - the way you could construct pictures of forgotten communities or individual lives from state, parish or court records proved breath-taking.
Linda S. Connor's "Bureau Top, Norwalk" from 1967, for example, is labeled a constructed picture; it features a wealth of family photographs that Ms. Connor layered on top of one another.
One of Suzanne King's clients, Ishmael Francis, was staggered to discover, when he appeared in court, that the prosecution had built up a carefully constructed picture of him as a fully paid-up gang member.
It was published in French in 2006 and is not translated into English; however, it merits attention as a detailed and carefully constructed picture of modern pastoralism in a large mountainous region of Europe.
Franchise co-creator Whannell, who wrote and directed this proficiently shot and constructed picture, plugs in enough well-timed scares and creepy sights and sounds to hold interest, while shrewdly staying within the bounds of the film's PG-13 rating.
What is it about forensics that interests her? "It's the crossover between the rigorous scientific methods and the magic of the trace being able to lead you to construct a picture, or a scene," she says.
This helps us construct a picture of your lifestyle.
"Yet you can construct a picture of the Hamptons from reading what Dan writes".
Through our senses, our brains construct a picture in much broader brush strokes.
The data generated by this project will help scientists construct a picture of how flowering plants and animals are being affected by climate change.
