The fragments Fellini has chosen to embellish come from Apuleius and Juvenal as well as Petronius so that the whole becomes a sort of dream progression through which one dimly perceives points of reference, as if being told a half-remembered story.
The eye perceives points on the horopter as if they were lying on a straight line at a fixed distance from the eye.
We efficiently plan feasible, collision-free grasps for the segmented objects directly from the perceived point clouds to achieve fast execution times.
Thus, the perceived point of equality was biased toward sharpened settings on the right and vice versa on the left.
The mean perceived (point of subjective equality) brightness of the Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet stimulus was 53.9 cd/m2.
Thanks for the response to what many Berkeley alums and students perceive finger pointing by the State and nothing else.
During September 2009 October 2010, we collected samples from slaughtered pigs, human hands, and the environment at perceived critical points for virus contamination in a pig slaughterhouse, a processing plant, and 3 points of retail sale.
Working in frequency domain, phase congruency theory postulates that the structural information can be perceived at points where the local frequency components are maximally in phase, rather than assumes it is a point of maximal intensity gradient.
In "Watchmen," Dr. Manhattan, the physicist transformed by a nuclear accident into a rather disagreeably literalist, bright-blue superhuman, perceives all points in time as simultaneous, with awkward consequences for his love life.
The strategy of identifying Labour's perceived weak points - crime, immigration, asylum, bureaucracy - and hammering away at them was beginning to deliver results by the time Howard visited Birmingham.
