The human eye is largely indifferent to changes in lighting, Dr. Farid said, but conflicting sources of illumination in a single image can be detected by computer analysis and are a sign of manipulation.
In contrast, agents are indifferent to changes in uncertainty about detection induced by variation in enforcement resources or to changes in uncertainty about sanctions arising from legally irrelevant factors.
Formula One's global research director has revealed that more than two-thirds of its fans were indifferent about its controversial decision to change its logo last year.
Physicists use the word symmetry whenever they find that physical laws remain indifferent to some change.
And notwithstanding a lawsuit from the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Mr Harris says most Memphians simply use the parks as they did before, indifferent to the change of name.
The remaining components are indifferent to the change in ammonia mass fraction.
It was reported in The Times that landlords were generally indifferent to the change, as the taste profiles of John Smith's bitter and Barnsley bitter were similar.
Back at the border, despite the mounting international tensions, two teenage boys little younger than some of the fighters roaming the region, stroll casually through the passport control returning from a day working as construction laborers in Russia seemingly indifferent to the change in border personnel.
(Employee 3, pharmacy 1) Management at two of the remaining pharmacies (one chain, one independent) claimed that employees were indifferent to the change (Manager, pharmacy 2, Owner, pharmacy 3).
