There are 11 images per individual, one per different facial expression or configuration: center-light, w/glasses, happy, left-light, w/no glasses, normal, right-light, sad, sleepy, surprised, and wink as shown in Figure 3.
Modern critics note the film's two imposing musical themes, a jaunty carnival-esque waltz (featured while Louise picks up young women for Doctor Génessier) and a lighter, sadder piece for Christiane.
Blake's drawings are both joyful and melancholic, light and sad.
It is still possible, however, that neither the newly-discovered photoreceptor cells, nor the biological clock play a major role in the therapeutic effects of light on SAD.
Although exposure to low-intensity blue-enriched white light in SAD patients leads to the same therapeutic results as exposure to the standard bright-light treatment, this does not necessarily indicates that blue or blue-enriched light has a more powerful influence on the biological clock.
She brought to the stage, one critic wrote, "an atmosphere of blue lights and sad memories".
There were brothels on the street, and Ellie looked at their red lights with sad and serious eyes.
In their fusion of "The Circle Game" and "Waters of March," Ms. Molaskey's light, happy-sad voice floated you into a time warp where you were all ages at once, looking forward and back.
In a light-hearted, sad-face-emoticon-punctuated tweet, one woman admitted that she uses "Los FEE-lus" and called herself a "bad Mexican".
Seeing Portman's body in this distressing state shined a bright and particularly poignant light on the sad reality of weight in ballet.
