With up to 4,650 pounds to drag around, the 9-4X isn't a mountain goat in the vein of lighter, higher-performance crossovers like the BMW X3.
Elton already owned a modern copy of Kertész's Swimmer, with its refracted body and veins of light, but later bought the photographer's original print, which bears the pencil marks where he cropped the image.
"Two Views of the Muscles and Tendons of the Forearm and Back of the Left Hand," attributed to Abraham Blooteling (1685) after drawings by Gérard de Lairesse, is a chiaroscuro rendered as much through the contrasting visual rhythms of muscle and vein as of light and shadow.
In Cloud That Smelled Blue, a robot moves along a track, pulling sheets of reflective material atop a rectangular vein of projected light that resembles the sky.
Try to look ahead to see the tunnel or the bridge don't be afraid to clear the tired pictures off your fridge See the veins of pink light in the dark December sky notice shapes and patterns as the winter birds fly by.
Interestingly, in the same vein, using single squares of light Eriksson et al. (2008) showed in ferrets that V1 responses to rapidly presented stimulus switches (<83 ms) were dominated by stimulus onsets, whereas both VSD imaging and spiking responses to longer stimuli (>133 ms) carried additional prominent information about stimulus offset.
Investigations of insulin dependent diabetics showed no significant dilation in either retinal arteries or veins during 64 seconds of light flicker.
Despite the presence of the diploic vein that absorbed some amount of light, the signal from the SSS was strong and easily identifiable.
As for the visual style, it's dazzling, flouting CGI's tendency to photorealism in favour of overt cartoonishness in a 1950s retro vein, together with a refined exploration of light: the emotions are composed of fibrous bundles of luminescence.
