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I'm having a love affair with my point and shoot of late - well, not so much a love affair as several quick and cheap sessions in the garden (hmmm, this is sounding a little more than PG-rated).
I liked the unusual shape of the drop in this one.
The new road deck was in place hiding double track at Blockley level crossing on Sunday, August 14, 2011, but the approaches need surfacing before it is ready for road traffic
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No a habido mucho tiempo para tomar fotos y queria subir algo.
La animación fue hecha con el proposito de representar la influencia del viento sobre la circulación de las aguas superficiales de la BahÃa de Todos Santos.
Los datos del viento (m/seg), fueron obtenidos una estación meteorológica representada en el mapa con un triangulo, mientras que los datos de las corrientes superficiales (cm/seg) son obtenidos apartir de dos radares, su posicion esta representada en forma de cuadrados.
La dirección del viento se muestra en la esquina superior izquierda, cambiando de direccion y tamaño segun su magnitud y sentido.
A su vez, las corrientes superficiales cambiaran de dirección, tamaño y color segun su magnitud y sentido.
Para la modelación se utilizo MatLab.
This clip represents the influence of wind on surface currents in the Todos Santos Bay
The surface of a cucurbitaceous plant called cucumis. Shot at the Sanyo Media Flower Museum in Chiba.
We made a pilgrimage to an AT&T store in Atlanta that has the Microsoft Surface integrated into their store. You could set a phone on the surface and it would recognize which one and give you features, colors, and plan options for it.
Beautiful surface halo with upper tangent arc and faint parhelia (sun dogs.) Summit Station, Greenland ~-35c/-31f ... top of the ice sheet Oct 9 11 1722
Page 5 of the WPA Scrapbook with 3 photographs showing repairing & surfacing Streets in Snow Hill in1936,. These images come from a WPA scrapbook in the Wicomico Historical Society (2001.007) collection at the Nabb Research Center.
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The surface of the Radio Road bridge in Statesville gets ripped up during nighttime work on the Interstate 40/77 interchange improvement project.
SAN DIEGO (Aug. 14, 2014) Logistics Specialist Seaman RC Camarinas hits the ball while participating in a volleyball tournament during the Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet Surface Line Week. More than 40 commands will participate in professional and athletic events until Aug. 15, and will conclude with a picnic and awards ceremony. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Zachary Bell/Released)
Any surface flows in the Falgu were used to water livestock and for washing. This use continues today, but the flows are largely composed of sewage
I was going to capture an image of the female Barrow's when a male popped up out the water right behind her. I love the surprised look he has!
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This is the image surface of tintype_3 which can be found in this same set.
You can see the texture of the surface because I am reflecting a light in it. The lumpy streaks on the lower right corner feel pretty smooth to the touch. I think that may be where the liquid emulsion coating was poured off to recover and save the excess.
As we climbed up the back side of the astro-dome in Joshua Tree National Park, it looked like the surface of the moon. What a view from the top.
SURFACE TENSION runs at Science Gallery from October 21st 2011 to January 20th 2012.
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The conjugate minimal surface to my "tanh surface". It has a planar and helicoidal end.
This picture shows just the domain Re(z)>0, -pi<Im(z)<pi. Adding the Re(z)<0 domain completes the helicoid. Note the straight edges at the sides: here the surface can be continued using reflection.