It was all a fake — the matches, the titles, the personalities, everything.
The photographic image looks identical to the real clouds moving behind the banner, and the fake blue matches the color of the morning sky.
These findings are in accord with previous studies in older infants and adults, in which it has been shown that the illusion of owning a specific body part occurs only when the fake limb matches the physical and morphological features of the real one [ 10, 18, 21].
In Uppark's case, the Trust confidently overrode objections to pastiche, familiar since William Morris launched the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (Spab), and determined that a fake patina should match the authentically patinated contents.
According to prosecutors, the two obtained a phony Georgetown seal from a Web-based business, rubberstamp.com, and created a fake diploma to match the misstatements on her application, including one that she had earned an undergraduate degree from Georgetown, a falsehood.
TRW hired her to help develop computerized algorithms that are meant to enable an interceptor to differentiate between real and fake warheads by matching memories of threatening images against a rush of incoming sensor data.
A second important metric is the number of fake keypoints correctly matching with the authentic ones (obviously, the less, the better).
More and more of my peers are straying away from spending thousands on expensive, real gold and gem stones that traditionally signify an Indian bride, and moving toward wearing more trendy, fake jewelry that matches their colorful outfits and costs less.
A particularly heinous example is that of multiples instances of the production, marketing, and international travel of falsified bevacizumab (Avastin®), a cancer medicine; the fake drug closely matched the appearance of the real medicine, but tests indicated salt, starch, and various cleaning solvents instead of the active ingredient with resulting endophthalmitis.
