Find Edges

She's a bit rough around the edges.

And so those coals that kept falling off the edge, we kept having to put them back up.

The 5 and 10 francs have continuous milled edges.

This value controls the number of iterations to use with the Neon and Find Edges effects.

Sombrero (Spanish for Hat ) in English refers to a type of wide brimmed hat in Mexico.

Adding edges to ice skates was invented by the Dutch in the 13th or 14th century.

The glottis is defined as the vocal folds and the opening between them (the rima glottidis).

There's a middle and an edge to this network, and the unhappy people seem to be located at the edges.

And then I started rubbing, very very gently, till some of the edges were quite square. And then I constructed it.

But I think the point is that this is metaphor with teeth, and it's with those teeth that I want to propose today that we rethink a little bit about the role of contemporary math not just financial math, but math in general.

So you photograph that in exactly the same position, and then you can substitute in and that part does use Photoshop just the edges.

Blue and purple emissions, typically at the lower edges of the curtains , show up at the highest levels of solar activity.

By removing these edges, the groups are separated from one another and so the underlying community structure of the network is revealed.

Edges are fraught with dangerous problems, any misstep and you are in free fall, and once you are on an edge it is very, very difficult to get back safely.

) The rapid decrease of concentration of atomic oxygen below about 100 km is responsible for the abrupt looking end of the lower edges of the curtains.

When the driving signal is not close to resonance, there is little movement at the edges, and the filter rejects (does not pass) the signal.

And then the skin the edges of this all promote the dynamic, the movement of the building as a series of seismic shifts, geologic shifts. Right?

Cut up the DNA, you sequence individual pieces, and then you look for overlaps, and you basically match them at the edges. And I said, This is kind of like a jigsaw puzzle, except the pieces overlap.

The silicon tetrahedra are arranged so that they share an edge with calcium(1), and silicon(2) shares edges with the calcium(2) and calcium(3) polyhedral.

Some algorithms do have a certain desired effect on the cube (for example, swapping two corners) but may also have the side effect of changing other parts of the cube (such as permuting some edges).

Moreover, while America's status as the world's sole superpower is a structural fact, wise policies can soften the sharp edges of this reality.

And so, you know, for example, with these devices, patients can see simple things like bright lights and high contrast edges, not very much more, so nothing close to normal vision has been possible.

) workers build nests in trees by attaching leaves together, first pulling them together with bridges of workers and then inducing their larvae to produce silk as they are moved along the leaf edges.

The tea leaf paradox describes a phenomenon where tea leaves in a cup of tea migrate to the center and bottom of the cup after being stirred rather than being forced to the edges of the cup, as would be expected in a spiral centrifuge.

Douglas Hofstadter, in the July 1982 issue of Scientific American , pointed out that Cubes could be coloured in such a way as to emphasise the corners or edges, rather than the faces as the standard colouring does but neither of these alternative colourings has ever become popular.

The number of the light rays in the Sun of the Presidential Seal were reduced to 16 (8 long and 8 short light rays, all of them sharp edged) in order to symbolize the 16 Turkic states in history, with another legal amendment on February 18, 1978.

As Greenspan tells it, the rougher edges of creative destruction were legislated away by Franklin Roosevelt s New Deal, but after the wave of de regulation of the 1970 s, America recovered much of its entrepreneurial, risk taking ethos.

A harvested field of grain, with some grain in the corners, reminding me of the Hebrew tradition that you may indeed harvest, but you must always leave some on the edges, just in case there's someone who has not had the share necessary for good nurture.