He was also quite happy to merge details or elaborate in order to make his story work better.
These contours can be rendered as 3D objects in different ways for visualization and subsequent merging (for details of the rendering methods provided by the program, see [6] and the manual of the Reconstruct program provided at the download site).
But get it wrong, and the opposite effect is achieved and the use of history can feel irrelevant and clichéd". What we've seen over the last five years is titles that have succeeded by merging period detail with the seemingly universal adolescent pre-occupations of science fiction and fantasy.
Therefore, it is important to find appropriate methods to merge the details of input images.
King merged these details into his own story, including references to The Loneliest Road in America, which became the novel Desperation.
Indeed, when we performed a co staining of HP1c and Woc we found an almost perfect overlap of the two signals (Figure 2A, merge and details) suggesting that the two proteins indeed form a complex on chromatin.
In all of this, McDonagh merged quotidian detail – local food brands such as Kimberley biscuits and Tayto crisps – with a heightened evocation of another rural Ireland unseen, or ignored, by the tourist board.
Multimodality imaging can play a significant role merging anatomical and functional details coming from simultaneous PET and MRI.
In the following part of this section, we propose four types of distortion criteria to attribute to arc values in the merging process and give details of a comparative assessment.
Details of merging criteria and breakpoint assignment are found in Additional file 1: Supplementary Methods.
Here we investigate the recognition of semi-hidden targets, which are targets that are embedded in complex scenes, and which may either be occluded by or merged with other details in the scene.
