And he argued that any lasciviousness reflected the eye of the beholder, not the painting or its author.
Over the years its installations have tended to reflect the eye of one curator, most notably Alfred H. Barr Jr., the legendary founding director of the museum.
When two of these inks combine, each annuls in the other the capacity to reflect that one of the two primary colours that it cannot itself reflect; the eye then perceives only the one primary colour that both inks reflect; for example, red, by combining yellow and magenta inks.
For each recording, eyelid traces were normalized to the full blink range, which consisted of the minimal resting baseline value reflecting the open eye position as established visually during the experiment and the mean of the unconditioned response peak values reflecting the closed eye position.
In control animals of all ages, activity patches of the contralateral eye were always darker than those of the ipsilateral eye, reflecting the dominance of the contralateral eye in the binocular region of rodent visual cortex (Figs. 1a, c, e, g, left column).
(C and D ) During the visual-vestibular training stimuli, there is retinal slip, reflecting the failure of the eye movements to stabilize the visual stimulus, which is a performance error.
TEM use reflects the diverse eye health care needs of the population not met by the existing eye care delivery system.
Yesterday an imaginative Lebanese youth brought a mirror and spent his time reflecting the sun into the eyes of the Israeli Army lookout at Fatima Gate.
Our findings led to the hypothesis (Goossens and Van Opstal 2006) that the instantaneous cumulative number of spikes in the burst, n(t), reflects the instantaneous eye displacement along the saccade vector, p t).
Intriguingly, here is the first glimpse of the photographer's highly observational short films, via Nowness, which highlights Vivian's unmistakable eye, reflecting the way she saw people in the street. .
