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I think Joyce would have appreciated it, because he often associated place names with people's characters and he loved these little accidents and coincidences that ultimately yielded an image of fate and destiny.

The tireless analysis of photographs and videos may, with the caveat that this relies on the same sources mentioned above, have yielded an image of a suspect, if only enough for a description.

(Or, rendered two-dimensionally, it's as if the covers of books, arranged in an apt mosaic, would yield an image of the collector as if painted by Chuck Close).

The low detection threshold of the local seismic network and the increased accuracy due to the relatively small interstation distance of about 50 km (compared to permanent regional networks) yield an image of active tectonic structures with kilometer-scale resolution.

We reconstructed a STORM image (Fig. 1(C1)) from all localized molecules (according to Section 2.3) with a higher magnification view given in Fig. 1(C2) Since there is high temporal variability in the fluorescence signal, this data could also be processed with a SOFI [ 12] algorithm, and would yield an image of resolution intermediate between the STORM and the widefield images.

Although it is difficult to define an 'optimal' operating point with these data, the 80CW 20EP HDS data mix provided an attractive balance since it allowed retention of the bulk of the advantages of both data types, i.e. it yielded an image that retained 74% of the resolution of the EP image and 80% of the quantitative accuracy of the quasi-CW image.

They yield an image — coalescing into a kind of drawing, of a geometrically abstracted figure — when viewed from either end.

The second-lowest figure gripping the pipe onto which a flag had been tied when a chance encounter with an Associated Press photographer yielded an indelible image of victory was his father, John Henry Bradley, a Navy medical corpsman known as Doc who subsequently won the Navy Cross, a notch below the Medal of Honor.

However, it remains unclear to what degree previous 2-D inversions yielded a reliable image of the subsoil.

Evaluating the local contrast on this image yields a sectioned image of low resolution.

Figure5 shows that demosaicing is equivalent to split the mosaiced images into their polyphase components R G G B and to interpolate the latter to yield an R G B image of the same size as the mosaiced image.