Dean and Cindy's six-year-old daughter, Frankie, is in the garden of their small house in the Pennsylvania countryside calling for the family dog which has disappeared, a faintly obtrusive symbol of loss and break-up.
Other regions are more problematic: if the thresholding and seed selection is too strict, faintly visible somata disappear during the preparation of sets S and L, leading to false-negative detections; if too loose, then many non-soma regions (such as dendritic arbors or axonal bundles) are retained and FPs arise.
I first discovered this technique in my 1981 novel, "Widows," where the women of those who have disappeared (not in Chile but in a Greek town during the Second World War) are often represented by a chorale, a floating ensemble, in which the voices of a pair of twins, a boy and a girl, can be faintly distinguished.
As the separation of the apertures increases, the observed interference fringes get weaker and finally disappear, only to reappear faintly as the separation is further increased.
He has the distinct, now disappearing accent of the old Montreal English ascendancy: faintly British, with amused, interrogative upward-turning endings.
Faintly reminiscent of the work of the Chinese artist Liu Bolin, who "disappears" by disguising himself in front of elaborate background scenery, this diorama may well raise the conceptual bar on the competition circuit.
One, using the name Luse Zhuren, wrote: "Good culture will all disappear if opinion keeps being guided". Another, Wu Sanfan, warned: "I faintly feel that weibo (microblogging services), this big tea house where ordinary people speak with freedom, will hang a wooden board up saying 'No talk about the country's politics'". Content is already blocked or deleted from services.
Disappear means disappear.
