We present a new view of the many-light approach, by treating it as a large matrix of light-surface contributions.
It is better to think of quantized space as a giant matrix of lights that holds some pattern of illuminated lights for each quantum of time.
Detached skyscrapers float in the sky, cityscapes face their mirrors, and illuminated buildings become a geometric matrix of lights.
"That is our influence for the conceptual idea of the building -- that it should be almost smothered in a matrix of electric light bulbs". New York City, which owns the land and has signaled that it will help finance the project, hopes to construct the pavilion by 2008.
James Noone's set was a triumph of less-is-more : a matrix of dimly lighted stairwells and fabric backdrops with the action illuminated by spotlights.
Early in 2007 he rigged London Bridge with motion sensors that transmitted signals from pedestrians' mobile phones to generate a continuously mutating matrix of colored lights on the nearby Tower Bridge.
Figure 3(a) shows an inside photo of the DDA and Figure 3(b) shows details of the DDA construction, which consists of a matrix of millions of light sensitive photo diodes direct into contact to the scintillator screen, not shown.
Harry Callahan used the body of his wife, Eleanor, as a matrix for light and shadow.
In the range of x = 1 16, the increment of x is 1; whereas, for x= 16 32(26), it is 2. We use a small initial matrix for the simulation of light scattering by particles with x ≤ 15, otherwise a large initial matrix is used.
The flashtube situated behind a given matrix emits its beam of light each time that the component of the lens finds itself, in the course of its to-and-fro movement, in the axis that joins this matrix to the position where the letter to which it corresponds is to appear in the line to be composed on the sensitive film.
