A lot of those things you can't do with multi-spectral [imaging] right now, for example, you can't speciate with multi-spectral, so you can't detect invasive species.
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This false-color image, derived from observations in infrared light by the Ralph/Linear Etalon Imaging Spectral Array (LEISA) instrument, shows where the spectral features of water ice are abundant on Pluto's surface.
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Before, to get an estimate of Pluto's water ice, they compared the dwarf planet's spectral signature (the soup of photons reflected by the planet's surface) with a spectral template of pure water ice.
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"The fact that the first two exoplanets with measured spectral albedo exhibit significant differences demonstrates the importance of these types of spectral observations and highlights the great diversity among hot Jupiters," Bell said.
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There's also a spectral horse made out of water ice?
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They muster in spectral gangs, hissing their demand for justice.
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Lines + Colours is out on March 25 on Spectral Sound.
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Last year Spectral Edge announced a $5 million funding round.
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So we might learn about dark matter from its spectral lines?
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These spectral filters help show the depth and shape of clouds.
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We love anything futuristic, iridescent or holographic and spectral color gradients.
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This is Mike Elizalde, president, and creative director of Spectral Motion.
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The spectral, life-size, menacing figures lurked and skulked and leapt.
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"The Intermediaries" are half-spectral things and warnings for the indifferent.
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Basquiat's presence in the film is more spectral as a result.
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Minor-mode harmonies emerge, but they have a whispery, spectral character.
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If it's fancy multi-spectral imagery, consider snatching the self-explanatory Lossless Hyper-/Multi-Spectral Data Compression Software, as well, and you may also want JPL's Stereo Vision Software Suite to help set up stereoscopic cameras.
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In their new paper, Magueijo and Afshordi pegged the spectral index at a value of 0.96478, just slightly red, which is two orders of magnitude more precise than current measurements of the spectral index (about 0.968).
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Spectral figures, dressed in white, lying on gurneys in an operating theater.
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Each picture is at a different spectral frequency, so contains different information.
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Cuppetelli's sturdy, spectral creations stand painfully at the crossroads of contemporary feminism.
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Spectral Edge's business model is to license its IP to device makers.
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Spectral Motion created the monsters to reflect Stephen Gammell's iconic book illustrations.
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Last year for example, Apple bought Spectral Edge for an undisclosed sum.
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The South has always taken its past — real, imagined, spectral, corporeal — seriously.
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This impulse to arm oneself against spectral evildoers drives both Batman and Superman.
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As they work, Istanbul's light glows around their faces like a spectral caress.
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So Spectral designed a foot that would be finished later in post-production.
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That is, it doesn't exhibit any easily identifiable spectral features at infrared wavelengths.
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The technology now exists to change the spectral tuning of the eye itself.
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For starters, there's the color palette of severe yet spectral black and white.
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"We translate spectral signatures into what's happening on the ground," the CEO said.
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My friend Red Spectral DJ'ed that in the past and so has Artemis.
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And what about those three spectral women who keep wandering through the room?
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The spectral signatures of the best companies I've invested in are remarkably similar.
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WASHINGTON — Melania Trump has been a spectral presence since her husband became president.
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That father materializes briefly as a gentle, spectral frontiersman from an earlier age.
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That's just accidental, but I see a spectral version of her sometimes onstage.
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Now they'll deploy Lincoln Center's Claire Tow Theater to summon a spectral stage.
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Rendered in white plaster, they have a chilly, spectral presence, archetypes of modern anonymity.
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GOES-16 has three times more spectral channels than earlier generations of GOES satellites.
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I loved the plasterwork but David wanted us to love the home's spectral inhabitants.
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But a spectral analysis published in Nature last fall came to a different conclusion.
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I see you, shaking your head at the mere insinuation of the spectral realm.
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The names are derived from the spectral lines seen by Bunsen and his followers.
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However, unlike most of the other spectral inhabitants, Constance began "living" there on purpose.
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This gave the site the spectral aspect of a place between fiction and reality.
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" Freaked out by the spectral sound, McCarthy posted a Nest video on Facebook: "HAUNTED!
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"Inside each pixel we capture 36 spectral bands at various spatial resolutions," explains Potere.
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Most recently, I watched "The Assassin" — moody, gorgeous, the violence spectral, the antihero female.
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The convergence of Minimalist ephemerality and neo-Classical realism creates a spectral, ecclesiastical feeling.
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The light was spectral, which contrasted with the smooth, tactile skin of the paint.
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It reaches and forms a protective sash across my mother's chest, like spectral armor.
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The fox is a fox, but blue, and spectral, and capable of human speech.
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But to most of Mr. Biden's aides, Hunter Biden has been a spectral presence.
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We premiered the excellent new album from Montreal black metal project Spectral Wound earlier this week, and now I would like to draw your attention to one of their affiliates, Blood Sacrifice (who share members with Taggarik as well as Spectral Wound).
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But the spectral sensor on the Pixel 3 looks a little bit smaller than this.
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With sounds ranging from full-blooded to spectral, Ms. Cuckson toyed with degrees of presence.
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The installation ran from January 14 to 17, complimenting Hans Haacke's spectral horse skeleton sculpture.
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It runs out ahead of me, raises a spectral shield, and charges into the unknown.
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It has an unusual spectral mix, so the color looks "off" compared to normal aurora.
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Speaking of spectral signals, tell me about your connection with the recent Ghostbusters movie remake.
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She no longer needs to "haunt" streets, the strangely spectral metaphor used by Virginia Woolf.
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In court, the afflicted girls testified that Proctor's spectral spirit tortured them in the evening.
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Located in New York, Fordham University is believed to be home to several spectral children.
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The spectral map Dickey creates is as broad and packed as his book's title implies.
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This is a must-read for fans of H.P. Lovecraft's legacy of spectral, cosmic horror.
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The flights collect the spectral signature of every pixel, each a mixture of 427 colors.
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In that poem, humans become spectral, and the natural world has the real, everlasting solidity: . . .
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Clearly Apple is impressed by what Spectral Edge was doing because it acquired the company.
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Volatile Ices Spectral features of water ice across Pluto's surface / Image courtesy of NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI Spectral features of water ice across Pluto's surface / Image courtesy of NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI On Earth, we have water-ice that constantly goes through a large-scale volatile cycle.
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"The fact that they are only found in a very small fraction of stars within a narrow spectral range centered near the spectral type of the sun is also in agreement with the ETI hypothesis" the paper's authors, E.F. Borra and E. Trottier, wrote.
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So far, too many planets are literally "clouded out" and we can't observe any spectral features.
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And even if one of its targeted planets does harbor life, spectral measurements are easily foiled.
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That release will add spectral data, or the specific wavelengths of light that a star releases.
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These findings were verified by comparing the spectral lines to an analogous experiment conducted on Earth.
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Agrosight detects plant diseases early using hyper-spectral signals, dramatically reducing the cost of food production.
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"Previous LXV works have explored spectral consciousness and experiences beyond the five-sense reality," Sutton wrote.
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It adjusts the spectral content of the light source to the color sensitivity of human vision.
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I was now a medium, or at least I was able to break up spectral parties.
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He turned to vapor and the spectral remains of his head floated away like a balloon.
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But if a Silicone Valley-type found spectral anomalies, you better believe they'd seek venture capital.
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Delicately looping squiggles suggest, simultaneously, the world of Calder and the spectral images of radio waves.
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"Eigengrau" crushes together trance arpeggios, splatter-painted rapping, and a spectral chorus into a dizzy blur.
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Stora Skuggan's Fantôme de Maules ($139) is at once earthy and spectral, like a country gale.
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One way Salem builds on its spectral past is with the monthlong Festival of the Dead.
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The work graphically interprets her poem about spectral hauntings through the lens of mental health awareness.
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For hours a day, she watched spectral night-vision video and read reports from distant battlefields.
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Tubman begins to glow a "pale spectral green" and together they hover above the Delaware River.
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Her spectral painting "7 Am" (1948-49) remodels everyday city exteriors and amplifies their nightmarish peculiarities.
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Its spectral hair is handsomely thinned, and its sockless, loafered feet hover just above the floor.
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An episode of dense, heavy-footed orchestral chords would alternate with spectral high solo-violin flights.
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She is likely best-known for her gory, humanoid forms that envisage a spectral armada of ghosts.
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Today, scientists have finally directly observed evidence of the water ice on the Moon using spectral lines.
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Color temperature reliably predicts spectral content of light -- that is, how much of each wavelength is present.
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He is not so much gaunt as spectral, stretched out like chewing gum, as insubstantial as smoke.
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In contrast, Trudeau prefers to transiently occupy others' communication channels in a sort of spectral charm offensive.
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Spektral, as the name implies, is experimenting with spectral clustering for image segmentation within a video frame.
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These lines, called spectral lines, can tell astronomers what types of elements make up a star's atmosphere.
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All the base materials that go into making the spectral white cube the immaculate space it is.
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Pairs of instruments play spectral ascending and descending scales, with the second part sounding as an echo.
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Cubeatz excel at helping rappers fulfill their pop potential by lacing their beats with spectral melodic updrafts.
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Explaining her spectral existence, at least as far as hotel registers were concerned, she rolled her eyes.
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To do it, producer Guillermo del Toro and director André Øvredal enlisted the help of Spectral Motion.
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A self-portrait by Edvard Munch that never got beyond the drawing stage has a spectral force.
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It's alternately brutalist and playful, spectral and industrial, a collection of anthems for both here and hereafter.
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This, said Elvidge, has a specialised spectral band that allows it to collect low-light imaging data.
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My favorites are the "Compositions," though, which look like psychedelic vortexes rimmed with neon or spectral rainbows.
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Now the company will deploy the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center to summon a spectral stage.
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A university spinout, Spectral Edge specialises in AI tech which sharpens up photographs taken on hazy days.
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The mission -- which stands for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer -- launched in September 2016.
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The fridge-shaped camera, able to see up to 18 miles away, transforms people into spectral figures.
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Whether photonics design and manufacturing (Nanocomp); X-ray cameras (Advacam); ALD (Picosun, Beneq); camera tech (Nokia, Microsoft); spectral imaging (Specim, Spectral Engine) optics manufacturing (Oplatek, Millog); laser tech (Cajo, Primoceler); automation (OptoFidelity), QA (Helmee Imaging) or silicon photonics (Rockley Photonics), the state of the country's optics ecosystem is strong.
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Planetary scientists did a visible-light spectral analysis of the yellow spots on Europa to find the salt.
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In Black Christmas, the killer is deliberately faceless, almost spectral — and there may even be more than one.
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And I could shapeshift—you get this more spectral sense of the self that is projecting the voice.
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Instead, artist Jimmy Barnes starts screaming in time to the beat as a spectral cowboy in the sky.
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Epilepsyis known to have a hereditary element, and I'm proud of my connection to GreatAunt Polly's spectral legend.
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These spectral, sensual renditions of the human body, nicknamed Nudogramms by Neusüss himself, are the stencil-esque result.
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But because it postdated the books it remains a speculative, indeed spectral, vision, despite coming from Rowling herself.
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Her fifth, most recently released album, "Abyss," is more broadly realized, folding spectral noises into bracingly heavy squalls.
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A white, spectral figure of indeterminate sex stands knee deep in dappled green water under a red sky.
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"Anyone with acutely sensitive ears could then hear a spectral sound," the Times sports columnist Arthur Daley wrote.
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Writing for an acoustic quintet, Mr. Dyer intersperses spectral soundscapes with pared-down hymns, blues, country and folk.
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But as he looked at high-resolution and multi-spectral images of the Greens' collection, something bugged Davis.
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Honestly, it brought out a whole spectral side of Empress Of's music that I had never considered before.
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As a result, the video reflects the song's organic rhythms, spectral and glitchy effects, and tremolo chord sequence.
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Skeletal trees burst from spectral mountains, whose jutting forms dwarf the small human settlements nestled on the slopes.
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Yet from the left of the canvas there's an encroachment of spectral fields of color shaped like chevrons.
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Even though sound is measurable, we tend to experience it as spectral, as something beyond our rational understanding.
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Throughout "Look & See," Mr. Berry is an almost spectral presence, heard in narration and seen in archival footage.
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But it is, finally, "about" Abraham Lincoln, that great spectral presence in a whole subgenre of American fiction.
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The father's disappearance, when Henry is a teenager, is the spectral baggage Henry keeps thinking he's not carrying.
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Apple has not yet commented on the acquisition, and the amount it paid for Spectral Edge is unknown.
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For decades, scientists have developed techniques to simulate isolated features of animal vision using advanced spectral-imaging equipment.
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Infrared can make skin look spectral, which does nothing to diminish the furtive aspect of the entire enterprise.
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The clothes appeared to be light weight; the fabrics nearly see through; the shade of white almost spectral.
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It reminds us we are all outsiders, each looking at a spectral memory through our own, individual windows.
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Images captured by New Horizons' array picked up the spectral fingerprints of unusually clean ice all over Hydra.
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In the past, Google has included an additional microphone, laser autofocus, and a spectral/flicker sensors beside Pixel cameras.
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Hopefully, OSIRIS-REx—which stands for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security, Regolith Explorer—will avoid the same fate.
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How appetizing that sounds is an quick-and-easy test of your potential interest in actually watching Spectral yourself.
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The contrasting colors and haloes make it easy to imagine that we are looking at planes of spectral light.
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The new system uses thermal imaging technology and wide band acoustic spectral analysis to look for anomalies on blades.
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At MIT, he's focusing on numerical linear algebra, machine learning, and spectral graph theory, whatever the heck that is.
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In the scene that precedes the murder he reaches high for the spectral weapon, as Mr Norris had urged.
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Since spectral sound started, JTC has been making movies that are currently on heavy rotation in all clubland theaters.
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But there's something delicate, almost spectral—despite the hulking thisness of the symbol—about that piece of hanging landscape.
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Color temperature measures the spectral content of light: how much blue, green, yellow and red there is in it.
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Her increasing renown helped bring her spectral trade into the light and encouraged her to push for official recognition.
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Later, the performers elicited daubs of tone from conventional instruments, as if translating those found objects into spectral music.
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With direction from del Toro, the Spectral Motion team created four monsters that look very similar to Gammell's illustrations.
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These spectral behemoths blend into the Saharan countryside and have been an icon of the African savannah since millennia.
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The new paper proposes that the sail has been coated in interstellar dust, which obscures its true spectral signature.
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Before Napoleon appeared, a spectral buzz emanated from four speakers, humming below the pre-performance chatter of the crowd.
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It can even monitor your heart rate via spectral analysis of the time-varying color tones in your face.
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Drawing with graphite, Wilmarth composes a spectral portrait that outlines the shape of a face with the negative space.
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A pair of spectral animals roamed the plains of Garissa County near the Ishaqbini Hirola Conservancy in Kenya's east.
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It looks both solid and spectral, daunting in the way a child might perceive a steep flight of steps.
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I have the spectral aura of a Chloë Sevigny character and the old-fashioned upspeak of a Valley Girl.
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Andre makes the deal, and then throws his wedding ring into the ocean while watching the spectral woman depart.
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The most out-there thing I've ever done dance-wise was "Spectral Evidence," by the French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj.
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" The Germans struck the beholden newcomers as largely spectral, "as flat and transparent as figures cut out of cellophane.
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This means that Faruqee starts with muted hues — such as brownish-red — and ends up with pure spectral colors.
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Epilepsy is known to have a hereditary element, and I'm proud of my connection to Great Aunt Polly's spectral legend.
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What it has meant is that Mr. Irwin has long been a spectral figure, even for many art-world initiates.
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Hit the lights, turn on the switch, and a rotating spectral vision of skulls and ghosts materialize onto the wall.
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But this infrared view of Saturn from NASA's Cassini spacecraft is a stunning reminder of this ringed planet's spectral vibrance.
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McKenna thinks she "beats" the curse by passing it onto her dead sister, Jenny, in some kind of spectral realm.
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Initially, scientists suspected the bright spots were made of ice, but the first good spectral data from Dawn revealed otherwise.
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This year, in the middle of this booth, stands one of the suits used in Netflix's recently released film, Spectral.
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It's hard to describe A Ghost Story without using words like "haunting" and "spectral," terms that sound like bad puns.
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Instead, the scientists moved onto to spectral 3D glasses — like the old-school ones that use red and blue lenses.
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This gives us a spectral fingerprint, which can be used to work out what type of material we're looking at.
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So, to start, Spectral enlisted special-effects designers Mike Hill and Norman Cabrera to help bring the monsters to life.
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The mission -- which stands for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer -- is NASA's first asteroid sample return mission.
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These spectral gases look something like "fog rolling in from the dark 'oceans' between galaxies," according to a NASA statement.
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The resulting spectral signature of the irradiated table salt could be seen at a wavelength absorption of 450 nanometers (nm).
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But he was moved by the spectral interplay of old and new, as one creakily gave way to the other.
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To accompany the device, Spectral has created a diagnostic test that can determine whether a patient has high endotoxin levels.
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Here was strong pot, free love, spectral amusements, acid trips and epic intellection that no one remembered in the morning.
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Why on earth were we asked to revisit Angelin Preljocaj's "Spectral Evidence" (2013) and Mr. Martins's "The Red Violin" (2006)?
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The first two episodes do a nice job taunting us with the spectral Lucy while lining up the human suspects.
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Before that, they give the premiere of "Spectral Spirits," a new work by Edie Hill on poems by Holly Hughes.
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Let's say this star produces a spectral line with a wavelength of 500 nanometers (that's 500 billionths of a meter).
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The filings from Companies House show that Apple lawyer Peter Denwood took over as secretary of Spectral Edge last month.
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It needs time to build — and the song eventually blossoms into a choir of horns and drums and spectral harmonies.
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"The new sensors on PACE would have much finer spectral resolution, and also a better spatial footprint," Doney told me.
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And spectral lines have aways revealed these stars ejecting fast-moving matter, followed by the appearance of slower-moving matter beneath.
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The researchers also detected a slight shift to the spectral wavelengths: the Doppler effect signature of the planet moving through space.
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The color of the light also changes slightly, as the researchers see the added spectral lines, or spectra, from the planet.
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The actual spectral irradiance of the LED -- the relative amounts of each of the colors produced -- should be considered, as well.
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Some said they spotted spectral sailors off the coast of Whitefish Point after the Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck in 1975, Stonehouse said.
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"It's the first stars that create the trigger that enable us to see this weird spectral signature that's reported," Greenhill agrees.
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The structure causes the incoming light rays to spread out, bend and split into spectral colors, producing this shimmering rainbow effect.
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In the upcoming game, Talion and his spectral pal Celebrimbor are up to their old tricks of facing off against Sauron.
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This is one of the key advantages to using Keck, as it has high enough spectral resolution to distinguish the two.
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But on a spectral level, the study notes, all of these things possess high contrast energy at mid-range spatial frequencies.
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Using fluorescent coral proteins, they modeled the spectral signature of a planet with an Earth-like atmosphere in the habitable zone.
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The weird wrist picture comes from the first human imaged by the MARS scanner, which is one such spectral CT setup.
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During three of those transit events, Hubble observed spectral features that could be plumes, mostly emanating from Europa's south polar terrain.
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OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security – Regolith Explorer) launched in 2016 and arrived at Bennu in December 2018.
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The densely populated historic center of Iraq's third largest city once bustled with life, but now most streets are quiet, spectral.
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The spectral data was collected by a spectrograph built at the university and collected at the W.M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii.
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Shawn Ramsay Finally, Drayton took TechCrunch out to launch a drone to run a multi-spectral, aerial survey of the vineyards.
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OSIRIS-REx, which stands for Origins Spectral Interpretation Resource Identification Security-Regolith Explorer, will reach the Bennu asteroid in August, 2018.
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This tubular lime comes in a variety of skin and flesh colours, a spectral array of plum, magenta, green and yellow.
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OSIRIS-REx, which stands for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer, has found water within the clays on Bennu.
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Instead of making puppets, Spectral Motion wanted each one to be a performer, which dictated how they would create the character.
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Nikitjaev was able to read the badly smudged text by taking multi-spectral recordings of the document at various optical wavelengths.
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There's also a DSP button, featuring Dynamic Bass and Spectral Effect sliders, serving to give the whole thing a fuller sound.
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And even if the message is unclear, his gracefully slinking delivery drives home at least one part of its spectral intent.
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Bess Wohl's "Make Believe," a cartoon-colored experiment of a play here at Hartford Stage, is more spectral than it looks.
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Researchers used past Hubble data to examine the spectral signature of light shining from K2-18 b's sun through its atmosphere.
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The movie's spectral details include a children's dollhouse where the furniture rearranges itself and a ruined garden just made for moonlight.
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But the next minute they will be astounded by something like the spectral beauty of Yūshin's double exposure-esque Ghost Lanterns.
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They analyzed the spectral data to find places where three specific wavelengths of near-infrared light were absorbed, indicating ice water.
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He uses the complex electroacoustic technique known as spectral composition, but also has enough restraint to craft a heart-rending solo.
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The spectral image appeared slightly behind the glass, "moving in the same space with the actors and the scenery," Steinmeyer writes.
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Last fall, a surveillance camera at his home captured infrared images of a spectral figure with a mask snooping around outside.
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Apple is playing catch-up in this area and Spectral Edge certainly looks like a positive step to close the gap.
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The amount Apple paid for Spectral Edge is unknown, but last year the company raised more than $5 million in funding.
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Vote Leave, the more "moderate" of the two pro-Brexit campaigns in 2016, fear-mongered about millions of spectral Turkish immigrants.
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Definitely helping matters are these six character GIFs by Tumblr user Flux Machine, who specializes in spectral, spine-tingling motion graphics.
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But even with no public appearances scheduled, Mr. Dylan was also a spectral presence around his other, more private, known haunts.
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The GOP climate caucus is in danger of becoming spectral, mostly existing in think tanks, advocacy groups, and op-ed pages.
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Again unnaturally white and almost spectral, these buildings are much more extreme than a Cape Cod house shuttered for the winter.
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Through it all though, Robyn, in a sense, was always there—drifting through pop's evolution as a spectral, intentionally or not.
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DJ, producer, and Ghostly International/Spectral Sound co-founder Matthew Dear announced his forthcoming contribution to the DJ-Kicks compilation series today.
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But the W.M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii provided new data with higher spectral resolution to show that the salts weren't magnesium sulfates.
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Yes, there's a fair amount of combat against a variety of spectral enemies, but the vast majority of combat is too simplistic.
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Irritation absolved me of the guilt I might have felt about the uses to which I put the spectral mouth and breasts.
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But Spectral winds up feeling like a much smaller film, like something that was intended for a casual streaming experience all along.
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The majority were from the United States government for spectral, infrared and special material decoys that are made at its U.S. facilities.
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Cambridge, U.K.-based startup Spectral Edge has closed a $5.3M Series A funding round from existing investors Parkwalk Advisors and IQ Capital.
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"Whalers (Boiling Blubber) Entangled in Flaw Ice, Endeavoring to Extricate Themselves" (1846) represents two spectral ships on an eerily calm Arctic sea.
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Mr. Salle's anxieties are embodied particularly by images of women rendered by brushy, layered lines of paint and as spectral gray figures.
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The result of the clustering is a triangular space/graph with the spectral peaks of a, i, and u at each corner.
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Much like the detection of gravitational waves, which requires extraordinarily precise instruments, neutrinos are tough to capture due to their spectral nature.
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Davachi acts as a spectral conductor, making pieces that sound empty and haunted, like computerized funeral ballads from beamed from another life.
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Was "Thrones," with its spectral White Walkers, heralded by extreme weather and threatening to end all life, a parable of climate change?
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By linking the trees' spectral signatures to their chemical makeup, the two scientists created the most detailed maps of forests yet devised.
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Now they are about 6 percent of the way toward building a spectral-chemical library for all 830 known species of coral.
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Mather was one of the supporters of the Salem witch trials, which relied on "spectral evidence," evidence based on dreams and visions.
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It is in the twilight space between those words that Mr. Oliver and the people he conjures reside, in splendid, spectral isolation.
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As Bloomberg reports, Spectral Edge is based in Cambridge, England and focused on developing technology that improves the photos we take automatically.
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For its part, JSA says it employs a three-step authentication process on every item, including, in some cases, video-spectral analysis.
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Last year, we showed you what the band could do with minimalist piano ballads, creating a spectral kind of creepiness overcast with beauty.
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The end goal OSIRIS-REx, which stands for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer, is NASA's first asteroid sample return mission.
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A pair of scientists has released a detailed catalog of the colors, brightness, and spectral lines of the bodies in our Solar System.
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Spread out over the length of a wall, Harsono's sepia-toned digital prints, combined with the spectral drawings, make his palimpsest come alive.
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This data goes beyond naked eye imagery, gathering spectral data that can deliver insights into the water and nutrient content of the crops.
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And now, if you're a numbers person and just want to know where today ranks, we have today's spectral reading from our Nixometer.
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The smell of earth in the pitch black enhanced the ambiance of the piece, with the spectral infrared animals warily eyeing the audience.
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For a mainstream supernatural-fantasy war film, Spectral is curiously devoted to rhapsodizing about science, and considering the moral implications of scientific discovery.
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Violet would derive strength from her mother's spectral presence, which would perch next to her sleeping bag in the Parr kids' cave hideaway.
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In "Eyewall", a wife drinks her faithless late husband's expensive Burgundy; a hurricane that batters her house induces a series of spectral encounters.
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Its instruments collect data about the Earth's oceans, land, ice, and atmosphere, collecting energy radiated from Earth's surface across nine different spectral bands.
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The images, above and below, were taken with four different spectral filters, each of which reveals gases in different layers of Saturn's atmosphere.
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OSIRIS-REx, which stands for Origins Spectral Interpretation Resource Identification Security – Regolith Explorer, will travel to a near-Earth asteroid known as Bennu.
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Out there beyond our skies, galaxies eat each other alive and the light of long-dead stars shines on like a spectral cemetery.
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Armed with your own mysterious spectral abilities, you will face down the occult, unravel conspiracy theories and experience urban legends like never before.
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In California's Central Valley, nearly all of our tree-nut operators have begun using aerial spectral imagery to optimize water and nitrogen use.
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In extreme cases, a dramatic drop in blood pressure can lead to life-threatening septic shock, the category of patients Spectral is targeting.
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Though unlike sunlight they do not come free, they are so efficient and long-lasting that their spectral advantages seem clinching (see chart).
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A dark shadow falls over the farm slowly, with spectral appearances of phantom goats in the night, and the disappearance of your chickens.
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In their forest work, Dr. Asner and Dr. Martin have discovered the spectral signatures of 30,000 tree species, almost half the world total.
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In "The Farmhouse Wife," a man spurns his partner to sleep with a spectral figure, herself an apparent child-killer and husband-poisoner.
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Azwel has a number of seemingly spectral weapons available to him, summoning them from thin air and sometimes even dropping them from above.
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Biden's worst performance of 2019 was the first debate in Miami, when he was ambushed by Harris and seemed an almost spectral presence.
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When starlight passes through a planet's atmosphere, it interacts with molecules like carbon dioxide and nitrogen to produce distinct signals, called spectral lines.
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As a candidate, he obsessed over spectral forces that might deny him victory: phony polls, a calcified Republican establishment, vast voter-fraud conspiracies.
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In his spectral wit, Donleavy could resemble Samuel Beckett; in his delighted lustiness, Henry Miller; in his damp and scattered wordplay, James Joyce.
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He has infused his paintings with a saturated light, choreographed sudden shifts of light and color, and separated the corporeal from the spectral.
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Her color schemes, inspired by listening to music, are strikingly intuitive and experimental, yet subsumed in a spectral light of intrigue and magic.
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He repeatedly spray paints over large cardboard stencils, adding new embellishments with every new layer, and eventually filling out a massive spectral landscape.
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Closely related to sharks and rays, these chimaeras haunt the deep, dark ocean with their spectral sheen, dead eyes, and patchwork facial skin.
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On Monday Marilyn Nonken performs spectral music at Le Poisson Rouge and the violist Nadia Sirota performs Renaissance and contemporary works at Symphony Space.
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This confirmed that the spectral lines didn't come from the star or dust in the intervening space, according to the paper published in Nature.
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Called the Parrot Sequoia, this is a multispectral sensor specifically developed for crops and can record images of crops in four distinct spectral bands.
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Episode five is more direct: a former high-school bully is attacked by some spectral teenagers the mist has conjured up from his past.
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Either some poor editor painstakingly erased Mike from the establishing shots, or some poor editor plopped his Photoshopped spectral form into some random footage.
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About the spacecraft The name OSIRIS-REx is an acronym for the spacecraft's mission objectives: Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification and Security-Regolith Explorer.
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I think about my father, a weedy spectral presence at the back of my mind, who disappeared for a time in the mid-1990s.
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There's hints of grime and garage, but these pieces are even more slight and ephemeral than Mumdance and Rabit's spectral forays into those genres.
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The lead track from the record is the slow and stately "Drained," a near seven minute waltz through frozen-lake piano and spectral drift.
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According to the authors' findings, cephalopods use their curiously-shaped pupils to exploit this outcome and collect spectral information about the objects around them.
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The party's unchallenged, spectral position at China's apex gives it a tight grip on the financial system but also causes many of its ills.
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The spectral witnesses follow the emergency services as they wrap the body in plastic, tag it, and take it outside to a waiting van.
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After identifying some promising spectral features in the dataset, they independently confirmed the presence of propylene oxide using the Parks Radio Observatory in Australia.
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But then, a day later, by the train tracks, where pollen floats in a spectral yellow migration to the Willamette River, two deer appear.
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Jackson said the spectral data from 'Oumuamua looks like an asteroid or a comet, while that of a solar sail would look very different.
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The paintings employ various abstract idioms to challenge preconceived polarities of space and time, dream visions and waking life, the real and the spectral.
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A quick disclaimer: I, too, became obsessed with Le Roux after chasing him and his spectral story for The New York Times years ago.
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Today, walking over the ashen floor of another spectral land, I'm struck by how naked everything looks in the world's largest urban national park.
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But this Thursday, after the most bitter election campaign in decades, a spectral silence will cloak the British isles -- at least until 10 p.m.
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With layers of instrumental color and a uniquely spectral voice, Vernon is capable of packing a lifetime's worth of emotion into deceptively simple lyrics.
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Jess Tombes was going to last, and Bobby could feel himself, in her spectral, incipiently canonical gaze, being transubstantiated, molecule by molecule, into obscurity.
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The VRE study is the latest of several projects Kaltenegger has organized to cumulatively build a "database of spectral fingerprints for habitable planets," she said.
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Seated in the shadowy interior, you face a tall, narrow light box emitting spectral colors in a column of horizontal bars that taper gradually downward.
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Officials also expressed interest in multi-spectral sensors that could detect distress in plants, sometimes a result of off-road border crossings or drug meetings.
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The sister satellites can also scan the Earth across more spectral bands than previous probes — 43 total, from visible to infrared and near infrared bands.
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Experts at NOAA and NASA, as well as others in the industry, are trying to solve the issue, which affects 13 of the spectral bands.
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Every delicate branch and spindle is etched in white across the ultramarine background of the paper, jagged and yet spectral, like so many lightning bolts.
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Treehugger lets you do exactly what its name suggests: wrap your arms around a massive, psychedelic tree that pulses with spectral energy in virtual reality.
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These density fluctuations are recorded in the cosmic microwave background as a "spectral index," which might be imagined as the "color" of the early universe.
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New single "In a Black Out" is delicate folk, and it really starts to soar when Rostam tosses in a spectral choir about halfway through.
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It uses what is called a hyper-spectral sensor, meaning it picks up the entire color spectrum reflected back through the water and the atmosphere.
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CORINNA DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM I had, but in this kind of spectral music, a recording often fails to render the textural richness of the music.
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London producer Moiré shared an eccentric new track called "Brixton" off his forthcoming EP on Spectral Sound, Lines + Colours, which is premiering today on THUMP.
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The other, known as Project Aries, has to do with sending more data over a given portion of airwaves, a concept known as spectral efficiency.
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Mr. Axelsson knows his faded photographs, eye-blink spectral visitations and droning soundtracks, plus that standby: the wall covered with newspaper clippings of serial murder.
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Spectral Wound offers up nothing but the real deal, neither striving to break free from the traditions nor failing to uphold the banner of quality.
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With shuddering found-sound samples, droning synthesizers, and affected ambience too spectral to name, the enigmatic musician has made pieces that echo his own seclusion.
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His doctoral thesis, "Nuclear Magnetic Relaxation," explored what controlled the shape of spectral lines, which can occur when atoms in their excited state emit radiation.
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When Ms. Thurman saunters onscreen, sporting a smirk to match her loopy accent, it's as much of a shock as the film's first spectral scares.
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"But what really astonished us was the discovery that these spectral features were visible only during the optical dips in the light-curve," Charles said.
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"Ghost Light" is a spectral tour of the hoary legends, superstitions and rituals that remain sacrosanct in the hearts of even the most jaded playmakers.
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The singing is spectral, the cadence is practically spoken, and, as a bonus, the beat is ghost-EDM, with thumps that flicker on and off.
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Rendered in high-contrast black and white and projected at a slowed rate of 24 frames per second, the people have an eerie, spectral presence.
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" According to Vogue, Warren's wardrobe is "kept in spectral order," which results in a look likened to Mr. Rogers's closet "stretched across a color wheel.
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These spectral photograms are the work of an ardent amateur, and a passport to an age when reproductive imagery was still a thing of wonder.
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Because of Ms. Faruqee's palette, her paintings feel weirdly spectral and photographic; because of the layered patterns, the surfaces appear to be moving at times.
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