A cartoon image of a pile of woolly quadrupeds made for an imaginary, encyclopedia-size tome about how to not be racist is captioned, "When counting sheep at night, please be sure they aren't all white".
His scenes with Hurley's Kensington are equally off-kilter: their sexual encounters punctuated with Powers's mood-killing behavior; exaggerated pin-up style poses on the jumbo jet's rotating bed; later, moments after he literally jumps into Kensington's bed, he pretends to be encased in an imaginary human-size nutshell.
They carry an imaginary coffin, toddler size, to the edge of an imaginary cliff.
"They have this great big flower head," said Mr. Riska, cradling his hands around an imaginary bloom the size of a cantelope.
Since the neural network does not deal with the imaginary value, the size of Z is 2 M × 1.
But taking a more whimsical tack, Joseph Avron and Boris Gutkin of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel, and a colleague decided to see what would happen if they shrank the imaginary machines to nanometer size and set them loose in a supercold fluid of particles called fermions.
(I_{n}), 0, and (mathrm {i}=sqrt{-1}) respectively signify the identity matrix of order n, a zero matrix or a vector with appropriate size, and the imaginary unit.
"I'm gonna show you how it feels when it's good, I know I'll do it better than your boyfriend ever could," insists The Thicke One in "Make U Love Me," in which size matters and imaginary boyfriends are exposed by blabber-mouth mamas.
The field has no preconstructed goals; the youngsters set up stones as goalposts at either end of the field, and the height of the imaginary crossbar is based on the size of the goalie.
The vivacious "May Day" (1948), one of his early mural-size works, depicts an imaginary workers' parade through Union Square in the 1930's, with multiethnic celebrators and Edenic vistas of communal gardens stretching into the distance.
