Excessive disparity values correspond to an exaggerated depth range; they may strain the binocular fusion faculty of the subject and may cause the scene depth to be perceived inaccurately.
According to the DSM-IV the term mood disorder is used for a group of diagnoses where the primary symptom is a disturbance in mood, or in other words the experience of an inappropriate, exaggerated or limited range of feelings.
Meanwhile, Mr Cameron pursues his theme of the "broken society", his catch-all, exaggerated label for a range of ills such as drug abuse and chaotic families.
Beginning with Rascel, who displays the precise physical control of the song-and-dance man he otherwise was (he was also, one is surprised to learn, the composer of "Arrivederci Roma"), Lattuada presents a range of exaggerated types, each verging on geometrical abstraction and each defined by a particular rhythm and set of gestures.
The public tends to have an exaggerated sense of the range of foods in which healthy items are more expensive than less-healthy ones.
They range from "exaggerated yawning," "gazing down" and "widely open staring eyes" to "face pale from recent shaving of beard," "rubbing or wringing of hands" and "wearing improper attire for location". .
Although 8 35 Hz synchrony is suppressed in the basal ganglia before and during motor tasks (Courtemanche et al., 2003; Amirnovin et al., 2004; Kühn et al., 2004; Doyle et al., 2005; Androulidakis et al., 2006, 2007), exaggerated activity within this range is implicated in the bradykinesia and rigidity of PD (Gatev et al., 2006; Uhlhaas & Singer, 2006; Hammond et al., 2007).
Prosecutors said he had harmed the country's image through exaggerated reports on various issues ranging from electoral fraud to tension between Muslims and Christians.
Such observations are accompanied here by the caricatures of James Gillray, who happily skewered similar subjects, ranging from exaggerated plumes in hats to marital and musical discord.
