He exhibited big high-gloss photo-based paintings of him having carefully staged sex with his wife, the Italian porn star Ciccolina (they're now divorced), in idealized settings.
This paper discusses the influence of design variations on spatial distribution of Ventilation Efficiency (VE) in idealized residential building groups.
However, generally, the evolved neural controllers could be fragile in unexperienced environments, especially in real worlds, because the evolutionary optimization processes would be executed in idealized simulators.
In the first case the full nonlinear system of the incompressible MHD equations is studied in idealized rectangular geometry, with an external forcing of the Roberts type driving a flow in the form of an array of convection-like rolls.
This is an advantage of our approach, which allows the direct evaluation of the effectiveness of species competitive abilities in the actual environment, rather than in idealized laboratory conditions or within a limited and controlled study site.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06072.019 Our study emphasizes the notion that the binaural cues that an auditory system has to process in ecological environments are much more complex and rich than in idealized settings.
Wave propagation in idealized stellar atmospheres is modeled by the equations of ideal MHD, together with the gravity source term.
Pointing to a sculpture of a man and a woman, she explained that people were often presented in idealized form in Egyptian art.
Where earlier archaic and classical subjects were mainly mythical figures and demigods presented in idealized form, the Getty show features everyday people, noblemen, artisans and athletes, reflecting a new political reality framed by Alexander and his successors.
Kaija Saariaho's first opera, "L'Amour de Loin" ("Love From Afar"), is based on a medieval story of a French troubadour who falls in idealized love with a countess from Tripoli he has never met.
This performance represents to me the sound of "Exile" in idealized form: a dark, dense, loosely played, semiconscious tour through American blues, gospel and country music, recorded in a basement in France.
