Standard edge detectors react to all local luminance changes, irrespective of whether they are due to the contours of the objects represented in a scene or due to natural textures like grass, foliage, water, and so forth.
They roost in trees and forage on the ground, feeding on seeds, nuts, berries, grass, foliage, invertebrates, lizards, and small snakes.
Outside in the open air, though, flowers of any kind will be virtually an endangered species.Most of the two dozen designer gardens at Chelsea will follow the trend of the 1990s: structures, materials and water features will hold sway, with unassertive grasses, foliage plants and decorative vegetables filling the gaps between them.
The giant eland is an herbivore, eating grasses, foliage and branches.
Four castrated male goats (one each of the four breeds Bachthao, Jamnapary, Barbary and Beetal) with mean live weights of about 19 kg were used in a 4×4 Latin Square design to study the digestibility of the four forages: chopped whole sugar cane, Para grass, Jackfruit foliage and Flemingia foliage.
Schematic renderings of grass and foliage, in two or three overlapped greens, typify the artist's indifference to Renaissance realism; but you can just about feel and smell the moist verdure.
A flower kiosk stocked with delicate myrtle topiaries, potted azaleas and mixed bouquets has opened in Bryant Park, the manicured patch of grass and foliage behind the Public Library on Fifth Avenue (42nd Street).
But the bulk of his time, in every season, was devoted to food: in fact, during the forays that Trachi in the vigor of his youth frequently undertook among the barren cliffs and gorges of his native island, he always, following an instinct for prudence, brought along, tucked under his arms, two big bundles of grass or foliage, gathered in times of rest.
The scene model takes into account nine local concepts that can be present in Natural scenes (sky, water, grass, trunks, foliage, field, rocks, flowers, sand) and combines them to a global representation used to address the category of the scenes.
The chansons offer multiple examples of grass or foliage substituted as a viaticum when a warrior or knight meets his violent end outside the Christian community.
Tall grass or foliage, most of the time, people won't bother tramping through waist high grass.
