In essence, three images (phase, modulation, and intensity) are converted into two images: one that represents the spatial intensity distribution from the FRET species and the other the image of the non-FRET species.
"My poems were an essence of images," he said in an interview when he was 80. "They had the cinema inside them before I started working for it".
The dreamlike photos, which look as though they were taken in an ancient, forgotten world, have been exhibited and published in magazines and newspapers around the world (including The New York Times) — becoming, in essence, defining images of Angkor.
Instead, working from Bridget O'Connor and Peter Straughan's intelligent script, this terrifically talented director ("Let the Right One In") distills the novel's essence, finding images, as with the Circus's chessboardlike walls, that express what the film's words and characters don't.
Where screen readers stumble, however, is in their attempts to capture the essence of images.
Then, provide a caption for each of the frames that captures the essence of each image.
"If in the business of communications, 'image is king,' the essence of this image, the logo, is the jewel in its crown," Paul Rand argued.
They would not be background buildings but, rather, would form the essence of the image of his project on the skyline.
The essence of the image encryption is to confuse and diffuse the pixels, the skew tent map is applied to generate the confusion sequence, and the hyper chaotic system of 6th-order CNN is applied to generate the diffusion sequence, for 6 state variables in the system, there are total 120 combinations.
They are, in essence, the ultimate image of semi-feudalism, and also the past that Brazilians are so eager to leave behind.
