The "latitude" of the film, or the spread between the greatest and least exposure that will produce an acceptable image, governs the lighting contrast ratio.
But he also emphasized the dreadful responsibility of the sovereign, who was to behave as God's image, govern his subjects as a good father, and yet remain unaffected by his power.
In the forward direction, the blurring of the image is governed by the velocity spread of the NO beam.
What's happening in the way we perceive these strings of emojis as time-sequenced images is governed by two constraints that Cohn argues determine how we make judgments about the identity of images and where our attention should go from image to image.
But locally, the spotlight often turned into a glare, as he faced criticism that he paid more attention to cultivating his image than governing the city.
Mr. Clinton retained a private legal team and established a separate office to handle questions about investigations, so that the White House could preserve the image of governing and keep its primary focus on the president's broader message.
Building on recent findings that the perceptual salience of complex (multipoint) image statistics is governed by their informativeness in natural images, here we show that selective sensitivity to these image statistics arises primarily in V2.
Justice O'Connor, since her retirement, has made similar warnings about an elected judiciary: in a speech last year, she said that electing judges fosters a public image of courtrooms governed by "politicians in robes".
The images that came out of Vegas governed the entire image of American that was shaped during the post-World War II superpower period: the atomic bomb, Sinatra, Elvis, all that.
Digital and 3D data, rich visual images obtained by digital close-range photogrammetry, and orthophoto images of edifices, are governed and shepherded in documentation and future conservation projects.
