It is defined as the brightness of a perfectly diffusing surface that radiates or reflects one lumen per square centimetre.
Glenn's post rumbles gradually to its big idea, and gets there with a mighty thunderclap: he not only offers one great big five-letter word to define, perfectly, a key aspect of Ford's artistry and world-view — grace — but he crucially likens Ford's films, in this regard, to those of Robert Bresson.
The height, the heft, the lines, and the spire - designed originally to serve as a mooring mast for dirigibles, an idea that was quickly and prudently scrapped - defined perfectly the brawny, geometric confidence of the modern.
I thought I had success defined perfectly at the age of 22.
The Property Master skills fit my obsession with the little things that define story perfectly.
If we could define it perfectly, we might just corrupt it with a false roadmap for art students or with a new stereotype of "the producer" as we know it in music and film.
In line with our hypothesis that a correlation between whisker direction and the overall pattern of activated whiskers could align maps of whisker direction, we define
Because he'd say to himself: 'I'm the best.' "I think Paco defined him perfectly," Guardiola says.
He defined a perfectly precise "formal" language, i.e., a language characterized by the "form" –standardly, the shape of its expressions, and he carefully set out an account of the syntax and semantics of what are called the "logical constants," such as "and", "or", "not", "all" and "some", showing how to capture a very wide class of valid inferences containing them.
On one hand, a physical space can be defined as perfectly three-dimensional, absolute, unified, continuous, and Euclidean.
SQUARE: Soft, gently curved, oval shaped frames soften your defined features perfectly, it's all about contrast.
