It wasn't until Nov. 2 that Steven Gordon, the program director, was able to visit the windowless space — flashlight in hand, mask over mouth and nose — after jogging to Manhattan from his home in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
The fully extended chains, on the other hand, masked the peptides completely and the cells started to detach from the surfaces at inactive "off" sate below the LCST.
PC-Chol on the other hand, masked the ability of entrapped SSG to bring down IL-10 (Figure 5C).
Not only a type of song but also a vibe as well, a way of playing things that's dark and casual but still a little bit off-hand, masking the tragedy.
To deal with the crowds following Twiggy during her first shoot in New York, in 1967, the photographer Melvin Sokolsky had hand masks made of her image for the fans to hold up on cue.
Figure 3 shows the initialized hand mask which is generated by using motion and color clustering.
Before scanning the frame pixel-by-pixel, the first task is detecting presence of hand from a frame-level perspective and then automatically initialize hand masks for subsequent classifications.
Based on the initial set of hand masks {B t } got from the frame-level detection, we firstly train a superpixel-level hand classifier so as to segment frames into superpixel regions from which the stable pixel samples are selected out.
Within this framework, eating symptomatology mirrors inner ambivalence: on one hand eating behaviors indicate severe psychological discomfort and on the other hand dangerously mask the conflicts that typically occur during adolescence (dependence-independence, gender identification, creativity-shame, etc).
A team with a great quarterback, on the other hand, can mask weaknesses (see the Patriots' defense, the Packers and their so-so running backs, the Saints offensive tackles or the Manningless Colts and their "everything else" last year).
Deodorants, on the other hand, only mask the smell, so steer away from those.
