Beneath The Overpass

Looking beneath the surface.

Beneath the Skin

Immigrants are not new to us in Britain. The archaeologist gives evidence of wave after wave of them in the pre-Christian eras. They usually solved their problems of different language, looks and religions by conquering limited areas of land and imposing their culture on the existing people. This rough-and-ready solution was confirmed by the Roman, Scandinavian, Saxon and Norman invasions. Thro...

Beneath the Noise, Chaos

The problem of extracting a signal x from a noise-corrupted time n series y x e is considered. The signal x is assumed to be genern n n n ated by a discrete-time, deterministic, chaotic dynamical system F, in nŽ . particular, x F x , where the initial point x is assumed to lie in a n 0 0 Ž . compact hyperbolic F-invariant set. It is shown that 1 if the noise sequence e is Gaussian then it is im...

Skull Beneath the Skin

Skull can be interpreted as an investigation by PD James into the way a classical detective character, stereotypes, crime and setting would be affected by the introduction of modern-world issues and values. Essentially she has placed the manor-house setting within contemporary Britain, and migrated its inhabitants to Courcy Castle as a controlled experiment in sociology. In this way, James succ...

Identifying Curviness of Overpass Mountain Roads from Remote Sensing Data

Curvy roads are important subjects for many applications, because of their spatial geometry. Digital curve identification is easier from continuous objects than from discrete objects, such as roads extracted from remote sensing data. Use of high spatial resolution images can lead to an increase in the accuracy of the detection , and it also gives the possibility to detect curvy segments from th...