P.S. It's a generation-specific question: if you grew up before the nineteen-seventies, what sex scenes were there to see? Has the prevalence of sex scenes, even simulated ones, changed the way actors approach acting?
Logistically, the prevalence of bathhouse scenes in Japanese prints might be explained by the opportunity they afford artists to depict the human form while illustrating everyday life.
9 To the extent that alcohol product placement serves to increase prevalence of movie drinking scenes, limits on movie alcohol product placement could also reduce MAE.
The prevalence of what appear to be dancing scenes in the earliest art from the ancient Middle East, Dr. Garfinkel said in a recent interview, suggests the importance of the dance in these preliterate agricultural communities.
The scene construction and boundary extension results show that the patients had a significant difficulty with generating representations of scenes and extended scenes.
In this fMRI study, we set out to characterize the hippocampal response to scenes by directly comparing scene perception, scene construction, and the maintenance of scenes in working memory.
As well as the active construction of scenes, the role of the hippocampus in perceiving scenes has stimulated significant debate.
One example of a natural scene property is the greater prevalence of strong image gradients along the cardinal (horizontal and vertical) orientations, in images projected from both indoor and outdoor scenes.
Fourthly, the external validity of this study should be interpreted with caution, as Vancouver's DTES neighbourhood is unique due to its large open drug scene and the high prevalence of cocaine injection.
The prevalence of such thefts has caused the owners of outdoor manger scenes to protect their property with GPS devices, surveillance cameras, or by other means.
