Yet she had a deeper, inspired, more expansive calling, and the courage to go forth as a seeker... Titled "The Next Generation Guru" by the New York Times, she has transformed herself into an impactful motivational ever-chic speaker, bringing together bright-eyed audiences, primarily 20, 30 & 40-something in age.
Bassoonist Ursula Leveaux has commissioned a piece from Jennifer Walshe called Need Nothing Too Deep, inspired by a car journey across America, in particular the effect by which things close to the road whizz past while the distant landscape moves sluggishly.
Other moments of note come in a Sufjanesque takedown of the Cure's Lovesong; the single Rolling in the Deep (inspired by a Nashville-schooled US tourbus driver) and the immediately familiar, Dusty-does-Dulwich sound of I'll Be Waiting.
A look at her Into The Deep collection, inspired by the deep sea creatures of BBC's Deep Blue documentary series.
But the deeper impetus, inspired by the examples of William Morris and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, was the belief that well-designed objects were life-enhancing and should be widely available.
It's so much deeper and inspired".
This work investigates how the traditional image classification pipelines can be extended into a deep architecture, inspired by recent successes of deep neural networks.
Guido Palau, the hairstylist, proposed a loosely tied ponytail, sort of half up and half down, with a deep part inspired by Twiggy.
Messianic leaders like Stalin and Hitler appealed to the deep, biblically inspired belief that after intense struggle history would end, and an elect of believers would inherit paradise.
Perhaps that historic first song, whichever tune it was that warrants blame for the outpouring of one-dimensional celebrations of imagined rural life that barely run skin deep, was inspired by some real-world situation.
In this paper, aiming at learning better features specific for expression representation, we propose to construct a deep architecture, AU-inspired Deep Networks (AUDN), inspired by the psychological theory that expressions can be decomposed into multiple facial Action Units (AUs).
