But even if in his later years Bond seems to start from a position of dogmatic certainty, he retains his ability to create durable images.
Yet the series also left behind some durable images, like the huge white weather balloons known as Rovers that attacked inmates foolish enough to try to take it on the lam.
In January, 1871, Julia Margaret Cameron, the photographer whose portraits of Tennyson, Darwin, Browning, and Carlyle remain among the most durable images of the Victorian age, sent a package of her pictures to one of the most prominent women of the era, George Eliot, whom she had never met.
One of the most treasured and durable self-images of New York is of a city of artists, defined not as a profession, or even an activity, but as the disposition to put your hands on some available object -- a basketball, a turntable, a camera, a spray can -- and make something new.
That's why bra burning became the most durable and unsettling image of modern feminism.
The Eyetron, as I prefer to call it, is essentially a pair of fisheye lenses embedded in a durable ball along with image sensors and a transmitter.
The Blue Phantom vascular access model is a durable anthropomorphic phantom that images similar to real tissue with ultrasound and contains simulated blood vessels.
Ostensibly written by Edwin Lefèvre about a speculator named Larry Livingston, "Reminiscences" was dedicated to Mr. Livermore and burnished his thinly veiled image to a remarkably durable gleam.
"They capture great images, and are small, durable, and adaptable.
But his songs and the image he had created proved durable.
