Figure 1 shows a close-up of a small region of the material and figure 2 shows a single cell connected to its eight immediate neighbours.
The scene ends with a close-up of his face, crumpling slowly with fatigue and sadness.
[external_link_head]He somewhat coyly looks away from the camera as if not quite ready for his close-up, but all the while preening.
Therefore, in both close-up cases the value of the interest mapping is debatable.
Scale bars are 10 m on portraits, and 1 m on close-up views.
[external_link offset=1]The audio-visual presentation showed a split-screen image including a front view of the player and a close-up of the player's left hand.
These reconstructed filmic moments usually derive from intimate moments where a character is caught in close-up by the camera.
There is, before all else, a chaotic close-up rush of figures.
Looking at the vast sudden close-up of the professor's face, one could hardly see any movement save the blinking of his eyes.
As so often happens, a close-up view of the evidence proves tiresomely resistant to most efforts at fitting it into wider patterns.
I will try to give two examples showing how this huge work looks like from close-up.
[external_link offset=2]Twenty-one close-up and distant hyperspectral images of scenes were acquired.
The study demonstrated that this was not the case and that close-up views from adjoining houses were much more critical.
Viewed close-up, the immune process displays a structural similarity with biological evolution.
With the close-up, space expands; with slow motion, movement is extended.
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