It is because we are a modern industrialised society with no real connection to nature that we have reduced stone in art to a shallow image of solidity and mortality.
(c) Define the brain tumor image based on the solidity The definition of solidity in this context can be expressed as follows: Solidity = image area/the smallest convex polygon that could cover the image.
Archetypes are unconscious and lacking solid content, but these images can acquire "solidity" and eventually turn conscious, through the encounter with empirical facts [ 23].
The company is anxiously promoting its image of Swiss solidity across the globe.
TRADITIONAL BANKS, WITH THEIR STARCHY LOAN OFFICERS, bulletproof-glass-shielded tellers and ubiquitous ATMs, project an image of entrenched solidity.
The resulting 12-bit image was thresholded and the solidity estimated as mentioned above.
Despite their small size and often scintillating surfaces, most of these images impress us with their solidity, precision and scale.
The raw tone of her filming is nonetheless canny and precise; blunt closeups in contrasty light have a rough sculptural solidity, and the confrontational simplicity of the images evokes a rare blend of anger and analysis, affirmation and questioning.
As we move through the gallery, voices weave in and out; images seem to take on startling solidity only to blur into ghostly insubstantiality.
After four days, the protoplasts were transferred to media containing increasing concentrations of Latrunculin B. Two days after incubation in Latrunculin B, whole plants were imaged to determine plant area and solidity (see Methods).
Quantitative image analysis was performed by quantifying roundness, solidity, and fractal dimension (FD).
