This method, called spectral unmixing, requires at least as many images as the number of structures to be separated (Keshava and Mustard 2002).
"The trouble is, there are so many images coming at the television viewer, that you've got to find something that's alarming, threatening, spectacular," he said.
So many photographers snapped so many images that at times the movie star's face looked like a kaleidoscope of flashing white light bouncing off skin with so perfect a tan that no one could tell if it was real or makeup.
Balzac's writing also consumes him, but thankfully we are spared too many images of him at work (though we do see him twirling his quill in the bath).
It's also funny how many images we look at each day.
Paul Brannan, a senior analyst at the Institute for Science and International Security, a private group in Washington that tracks nuclear proliferation, said he had looked at many images but so far had not found the specific site or signs of any cleanup activity.
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What I hadn't realized: No one had previously looked at how many images of Toklas we have by the same artists who were representing Stein.
Mr. Pray throws so many images and so much information at you — people and places, anecdotes and grudges — you may not immediately notice that all this groovy material has been marshaled into a very neat and conventional structure.
