He does his dull job without complaining and finds charm and enlightenment in the conversations of passengers and pleasure in repeated viewing of the cityscape of his route.
True, the name can connote ropey special effects, too many repeated views of the Bray Studios set, Barbara Shelley's bosom heaving beneath a diaphanous nightie and a pointed stick, and gloriously silly titles like Plague of the Zombies.
Hadrian's Wall may seem a bit of a shoe-in when it comes to Britain's best views, but the monument is much more than the often - and understandably - repeated views of Cuddy's Crags and Sewingshields on the crest of that wonderful escarpment, the Whin Sill.
A steady flow of prescription opiates and repeated views of every episode I sampled synthesized the warped perception that I lived in cartoon Gotham City, and sometimes I was even off my shit enough to be Batman.
Repeated viewing of a stimulus causes a change in perceptual sensitivity, known as a visual aftereffect.
These themes have successfully been used to market cigarettes to youth [ 6, 11, 21], with the tobacco industry finding innovative ways of encouraging repeated viewing of such ads (e.g., through contests) [ 6, 22].
Overlap (i.e. repeated views of the same frame by different observers) increases the precision of a group mean when the between-observer variance is high [ 7, 25], and repeated observation is shown to be a cost-efficient alternative to collecting more video films of the work [ 7].
Compound eye images are sometimes portrayed as multiple, repeating views of the same object (much like we see the world through a multifaceted prism), but in fact the overall view is formed in the same way as it is in our retina each visual unit contributes to one point in the final image.
The use of videos in mealtime observations is recommended in the SOMA administration manual to allow repeated viewing for more accurate description of motor tasks.
Following repeated viewing cycles of the above video building on the LMA categories, significant events were captured in still frames that functioned as the reference point or canvas for the analysis.
