These settings relate to, e.g., the practical case of noisy (junk) component images acquired by old generation hyperspectral sensors [8].
The test comes as McDonald's works to shake its junk-food image, with sales at established US locations declining for six straight quarters.
Robert Rauschenberg's paintings often incorporated many elements: premade images, junk, animal matter, all smothered in paint.
Of those terrible loony wastelands, the piled up images of junk, a life's debris, animate and inanimate, the legs and wheels and shoes and garbage-can lids.' Later, Guston's older brother, Nat, was injured horrifically when the brake in his parked car slipped and the car rolled over him.
Some sites insist on cramming their sites with images and junk.
Like so many of you, I clicked on the article in the middle of The New York Times's home page, "The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food," and the image that greeted me — unmistakably that of a nacho cheese Doritos chip — presented a problem.
Valla's latest project, Surface Survey, finds the artist excavating hidden images and digital junk, and sculpting them into 3D prints. .
The bytes of data that bombard our email inboxes are largely a waste product of the digital age, and as such, computerized guardians end up accumulating these images in our junk mail folders.
The use of found material reaches opposing apotheoses in Ernesto Neto's modest drawings (two use saffron) and Mr. Muniz's large color photograph "Narcissus, After Caravaggio" (2005), which is the result of skillfully marshaling a pile of junk into an old-master image.
