Take, for example, the image of a linear evolution from chimp to man.
(Take, for example, the image of Munro sitting at his desk in the Homeland Security department, saying: "Shred, shred. Act. Shred. File. Act".) Still, there are people who pick up The New Yorker only to look at the cartoons.
Take, for example, this object.
Take, for example, this story.
Take, for example, an image of a man standing in front of a brick wall, with a blue sky behind the wall.
Take for example the following image path where the software is told to find images under the "Photos/" folder: o –"C:/ABC/XYZ/Zune/Photos/image.jpg" o –The old firmware would display the image under: "Photos/images.jpg o –The new firmware finds the image under: o –"ABC/XYZ/Zune/Photos/image.jpg" o –Of course, if you were able to find photos by tags (and subtags), then this would not be a problem.
Take, for example, image recognition, which relies on a particular type of neural network known as the convolutional neural network (CNN) — so called because it uses a mathematical process known as convolution to be able to analyze images in non-literal ways, such as identifying a partially obscured object or one that is viewable only from certain angles.
Take, for example, Ernst Haas's images of dramatic skies, the elements and the seasons.
Yet their grasp of how the weather works in the rest of the solar system leaves a lot to be desired.Take, for example, the latest images of Neptune, presented at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society's division of planetary science this month.
Take, for example, the presentation of two scan images, one from a group of patients with a particular psychiatric diagnosis and one from a control group: the scans can imply both that the categories are distinct and that they are biologically-based while neither may be the case [28].
Take, for example, suicides.
