Talk of Labour drifting, or of mutterings about Mr Miliband, or agitation about the supposedly uneven performance of shadow ministers is exaggerated silliness, feeding and fed by the need to have something to say rather than by anything that is actually happening.
Diffusion filters are useful when lighting your screen to avoid uneven tones and shadows - remember the idea is to achieve an even colour with no shadows.
Strangely, this accounted for the more uneven moments, as in "Shadow of a Doubt," which featured Ms. Gordon in breathy-susurration mode (good) and the band in a state of languid sprawl (not so good).
The developed image process reduced spatial variability due to inconsistent paper surface, shadows, and uneven background reflectance for paper-based microfluidic assays using absorbance, quenching, and scattering measurements.
In case of uneven lighting conditions (e.g., shadows, multiple light sources possibly having different spectral distributions), it is generally not possible to obtain a meaningful automatic color difference measurement/adjustment without a priori knowledge of the lighting conditions.
The experimental results shown in Table 2 indicate that both methods reduce to some extent the undesired effects generated by shadows, highlights and uneven illumination, and Figure 9 illustrates the performance of the investigated intensity correction algorithms when applied to a hyper-spectral image consisting of a cluttered arrangement of non-ferrous materials.
"I don't level the ground before putting the stones down, for I like the small elusive shadows that result from uneven paving," he writes in "Notes From Madoo".
Why it's nonsense: A low sun and uneven surface can distort the angles of shadows in images.
Eye-lids can be a problem because of uneven skin toning on them, and eye-shadow will fix this.
An uneven director of actors, Mr. Anderson fares better with his shadows, which slide down walls like enormous, inky fingers and sometimes pool around victims, closing like camera irises.
Cocker stumbled through the rest of the 1970s as a shadow of his former self, still touring and knocking out uneven albums, including Jamaica Say You Will (1975), Stingray (1976) and Live in Los Angeles (1976).
