The accompanying poster, displayed across the country, shows the New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum from behind, almost in silhouette, number 42 on his back, about to emerge from the dressing room into a floodlit glare to flay some hapless bowlers to all parts at two runs a ball.
The Spearman correlation between measured BMI and silhouette number is 0.727 (p < 0.000).
The model is statistically significant (p < 0.000), explaining 48% of the variance, and allowing us to calculate BMI values for each figure based on the following equations:> where x is the silhouette number and y is BMI.
The influence of John Cage and Hanne Darboven is unmistakable in the eight triptychs that make up "Walnut Tree Orchard," begun in 1975, in which Gaines translated pictures of bare saplings into silhouettes of numbers, then overlaid each new grid of digits on the previous ones to create a thrumming numerical grove.
Standard deviation of the silhouette coefficients for number of clusters k in a growing window with respect to a selected number of clusters: (k=45) for UniCoop, (k=12) for Ta-Feng and (k=15) for T-Mall.
Physical attributes of buildings (roofline silhouette, surface ornamentation, number of floors) were systematically manipulated in 145 computer-generated images of residential streetscapes.
And it wasn't about imposing a dynamic silhouette, though a number of his shapes were molded at the waist and hips.
The previous logo cleverly created the silhouette of a number one between a slanted letter 'F' and the speed lines opposite it.
To do this, we run silhouette for different number of clusters (ranging from 2 to 15) and calculated the average silhouette values for each trial.
Number of silhouettes of an object Figure 16 shows that as the number of stored silhouettes of an object increases across the network, the surety level also increases.
