Guy Debord spoke of relationships between people mediated by images.
In another, he writes: "The spectacle is not a collection of images; rather, it is a social relationship between people that is mediated by images," a characterisation that is just as easy to envision as the triumphant motto of Facebook or YouTube as a screed against the experience of "generalised separation" that Debord deems the only form of social unity available in such a "relationship".
Similarly, creating a structural description is thought to require time and visual attention; according to Hummel [23], when there is insufficient time, or when attention is directed elsewhere, recognition is mediated by holistic image-based representations in which shape features are inherently linked to their spatial locations in the image and, hence, to the orientation of the object.
The most crucial tension of Bacon's style, between life mediated by received images and life suffered in the flesh, can be awfully heady.
The theoretical terrain in optics changed with Kepler's doctrine that vision is mediated by the retinal image and that the retina is the sensitive body in the eye.
The SEM images revealed bone destruction mediated by osteoclasts (Figure 1F), whose activity may have been stimulated by pathogenic organisms.
For the generation of artists who grew up after the postwar baby boom, it seemed that "all experience was mediated by lens-produced images," Mr. Grundberg writes.
Although meaning is mediated by words and images, the means of interpretation must not be confused with the end itself.
Their drama was inherent in the image itself, mediated by the other marks on the canvas; if a viewer wished to attribute political intent then that, one feels, was fine by Rauschenberg.
By contrast, some have held that, for example, our awareness that there is a table in the room is indirect in that it is mediated by a sensation state (mental image, sense-datum) which represents the table.
