nonimage

(ˌnɒnˈɪmɪdʒ)

adj

not relating to or containing an image

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Only 6% came to this conclusion in the nonimage group.

Framing Political Scandals: Exploring the Multimodal Effects of Isolation Cues in Scandal News Coverage on Candidate Evaluations and Voting Intentions

The artist is seduced by the elusiveness of meaning, which may come as a flash of enlightenment, not unlike as in a haiku, which in fact Lascano has substantially mined, in partnership with his wife Chachu, who is herself a mean weaver of words-the couple exulting in a unity of nonimage and nonmeaning (for truth can slip away as instantly as the moment it is glimpsed).

Rico Lascano's 'Spatium Divinae' dances on the edge of evanescence

The photopigments responsible for converting light into temporal information are assembled in a family of nonimage forming opsins named melanopsins, which were firstly discovered in Xenopus laevis melanophores [21], with subsequent description of orthologues in the retina of all vertebrate classes [22-25], and extraocular tissues of some species [2628].

Dexamethasone Modulates Nonvisual Opsins, Glucocorticoid Receptor, and Clock Genes in Danio rerio ZEM-2S Cells

The typical process on press is wetting of the plate in the fountain to soften the coating, which begins the process in unexposed nonimage areas on press losing adhesion of the coating.

Changing plates: do "processless plates" fit into your pressroom operation?

All operations were contactless and gesture based and recognized using the Leap Motion sensors, and nonimage operations such as the selection of the active target image window or the type of operation were done by pressing a combination of three buttons on the foot pedal.

Gesture-Controlled Interface for Contactless Control of Various Computer Programs with a Hooking-Based Keyboard and Mouse-Mapping Technique in the Operating Room

You should love him as he is a nonGod, a nonspirit, a nonperson, a nonimage, but as he is a pure, unmixed, bright 'One', separated from all duality; and in that One we should eternally sink down, out of 'something' into 'nothing'.

The preparation of renaissance: Dietrich of Freiberg, Meister Eckhart, Nicholas of Cusa

From (4), we could only be sure that the transmission power for the image aggregation scheme is better than the nonimage aggregation one.

MAC-aware and power-aware image aggregation scheme in wireless visual sensor networks

Intelligent computer systems will, within the next 10 years, be used to automate many of these nonimage interpretation related functions, which will make us not only substantially more efficient, but will decrease error rates and improve patient safety.

Artificial intelligence and diagnostic radiology: not quite ready to welcome our computer overlords

These processing operations "create images from other images or nonimage data.

Digital image processing

very visible right away." Unlike visible-light exposure, he says, in thermal imaging an infrared laser acts on a plate's nonimage area, leaving it in an oil-repellent state.

The Promise of CTP

Among other things, JPEG2000 also is not limited to RGB colors and is designed to handle large images and black-and-white images, function without error or loss in noisy, wireless transmissions, give superior compression efficiency and a lossless option, provide nonimage metadata with files, and support security marking.

PIRANHA EATS FILE SIZE, NOT PICTURES

The fluid is separated at the last roller of the inking train with a shearing action that allows image and nonimage areas to take up ink and water in the normal lithographic manner.