So are the swings of self-image in which he would go from not caring if people were staring at him to feeling like "John Merrick on Fleet Street," as he put it.
A self-portrait by the little-known lifelong Parisian Pierre-Antoine Gallien is an epigrammatic image in which plaster, glass and oil paint find an outlet.
Another revolution, such as the one that has occurred in Taiwan, could bring, along with political freedoms, a new self-image to China, which would likely disown Mao.
Additionally, during the fMRI measurement, we monitored the subjects' performance under the Real-time Self and Delayed Self conditions in which the real-time image of the subjects' action was available.
It fosters a strong self image and professional identity which can lead to good confidence and better performance in nursing practice.
Some people interpret these images as self-portraits in which Ms. Sherman acts out personal fantasies.
This collection of prints, most of which were made before World War I and are postcard-size or smaller, does not include some of Lartigue's most famous images, like the self-portrait in which the young photographer's head seems to float like a balloon on the still surface of his bathwater.
In addition to these 12 component scales, the overall self-image is measured by the total self-image scale, which combines scores across 10 of the component scales.
The marketing staff will work on the values that could motivate the potential users: health, cleanliness, integrity, self-image, social acceptance, which in turn will imply the need for efficient hygienic treatments, reliability, low energy consumption.
The ordinary becomes totemic in her images; she shows Morris a self-portrait in which she's at home, wearing what she calls her "favorite Marimekko".
The self-image which fans carried proudly in their minds was quickly shown to be at odds with their reality as a side that had only just made its way back to Scotland's top flight.
