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É uma aplicação que permite desenhar um grafo social (Sociograma), através da leitura da rede de amigos de um utilizador do Facebook. Estão disponível quatro tipos de gráficos e cada um com uma leitura totalmente distinta da sua rede social.
Don’t just tell yourself you can complete the next set, vividly visualize yourself doing the set.
Try it for yourself, you’ll be surprised at just how effective this can be.
Remember, the body can’t go where the mind hasn’t already been.
Your head will collapse if there's nothing in it
And you'll ask yourself
Where is my mind?
("Where is my mind" - Pixies)
Visualization of 4 hour dataset of air quality, pressure, temperature, humidity, sound levels, and light levels taken at an apartment complex near the train tracks. Data collected by Pam Griffith.
My friend and fellow photographer Mark visualizing the perfect shot from the boat...his favorite place to shoot from!
1988.303 ca. 560–75 Limestone with traces of pigment H. 95 in. (241.3 cm); W. (one face) 67 1/2 in. (171.5 cm)
The construction of small, square, pagoda-like shrines appears to have begun in China during the Northern Qi period, and flourished through the Tang dynasty (618–907). Comparisons with other examples suggest that this shrine once stood on a square, possibly stepped, base and was capped by either a domed or tiered roof. Its exterior walls, marked by prominent entryways, enclose a pillar with four Buddhas; although they can no longer be accurately identified, they likely represented the Buddhas most important to Chinese practice during the sixth century. Each wall is capped by a lintel that bears representations of multiple seated Buddhas. Paired dragons fill the upper registers and guardians and lions (many now missing) protect the entryways.
The shrine’s interior walls are carved with rows of multiple tiny Buddhas. Exhibiting variations in posture and clothing, they symbolize the immanence of many Buddhas in the cosmos. Numerous shrines of this type can be found in northeast China and are often associated with the remains of notable monks, indicating that they may have functioned as funerary monuments. However, the prominent central pillar in this example suggests that the shrine may have been used for visualization exercises, with a focus on these particular Buddhas.
Screendumps of a Processing visualization using Miles Davies's "Bitches Brew" as input.
When messing with the code I forgot to clear the screen before each frame and ended up with this sticky, messy, happy accident.
Source available here: mrben.co.uk/blog/2008/10/dancing-circles/
Visualizations from an experiment with del.icio.us. For full details visit mandalabrot.net/delicious
Number 9 of 61 "Visualize Richly and Colorfully" doodles for the Index-Card-A-Day Challenge: Marker on 3"x5" white card.
I'm working with 2 different themes a day and gave myself the added challenge of spending no more than 3 minutes creating each card.
The first theme is "Visualize it Richly and Colorfully". That is exactly what my business aims to do and is also a key part of creativity.
The second series is really "happy mail" to be sent to critically ill children from the following organizations: Hugs and Hope, Post Pals, Caring Bridge, and Send Kids the World.
The Index-Card-A-Day challenge is hosted by Daisy Yellow: daisyyellow.squarespace.com/icad/
8th Brigade Army ROTC conducted the annual Senior Leader Visualization Training conference from January 24-26th 2023 at the American Lake Conference Center on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. The thirty battalions of 8th Brigade each sent a Professor of Military Science and the Senior Military Science Instructor, the senior officer and non-commissioned officer at an Army ROTC Battalion. Leaders discussed command guidance, recruiting operations, and ranger challenge. | Photo by Kailyn Heck, 8th Brigade Marketing and Digital Media Specialist