David Hockney used multiple prints to create large, faceted images — a kind of Polaroid Cubism — articulated here in a wonderful meta-portrait from 1982 of Bill Brandt and his wife, Noya, looking down at a grid of Polaroids of themselves, together creating a portrait-within-a-portrait.
In a 1986 interview, Madonna said that the mood on the song was inspired by a different facet of her image makeover and her desire to focus on something different.
Body dissatisfaction is one facet of body image relating to the degree of dissatisfaction with particular aspects of the body [ 2].
Based on a survey among engineering students from China, India, Germany, and Hungary, we show that the impact of some facets of employer image (e.g. task attractiveness) varies across different countries, while other employer image facets, such as perceived career opportunities and working atmosphere, unfold a stable influence on students' intention to apply.
Due to tilt angle differences of mirror facets on the image mapper, blank regions are created between adjacent image strips at the detector plane.
The bottle is multi-faceted, invoking images of agave leaves and faceted diamonds at the same time.
The facet joint on axial image resembles a "hamburger bun" with the flat surface articulating Open image in new window Fig. 3 The "two vertical column" concept of spine biomechanics and stability.
By continuing to obscure this line of thinking, we become part of a different facet of the body image and beauty culture problem.
In addition, the tangible model condition had a lower fraction of posttest responses that did not include any facet compared with the image condition, and the most complex responses were found in the tangible model group, with some responses including four facets (Table 4).
The initial imaging processing defines unique correlation areas known as macro-image facets, typically 5 20 pixels square, across the entire imaging area.
