In this paradigm, the difference between two face instances of the same person should be smaller than the difference between two face instances of two different persons.
Figure 17 depicts a color map matrix representing pairwise distances between 12 face instances after being scaled to the interval [0 1].
Even once he had made a name for himself as the co-host of an Emmy-nominated show that took reality TV to a new level of seriousness and talent, Gunn continued to face instances of bullying.
Since 2005, St . Judes two major competitors — Guidant, which sold its heart unit in 2006 to Boston Scientific, and Medtronic — have both faced instances in which patients were killed or injured by flawed products.
Some people hope for a new face, for instance Luis Giusti, head of the state oil company.
The man's face, for instance, is not followed by (swallowed up in) some drama.
Deleting a mole from a face, for instance, can be done by removing the outline of the mole.
To trick the meter focus on a person's face, for instance, then press the shutter button half way, which on most cameras lock the settings.
Mr. Almodóvar seeds the narrative with assorted teasing clues, quickly draping a shadow across half a face, for instance, a bifurcation that suggests both a divided self and a yin-yang symbol.
While one couple danced happily away on the edge of a giant clock face, for instance, others seemed to be laboring below to push the clock off the canopy on which it was poised.
