Reflections before moving forward.

Sample-based Cameras for Fast Accurate Reflections

This paper presents sample-based cameras for rendering accurate reflections on curved reflectors at interactive rates. 'The method supports change of view, moving objects and reflectors, higher order reflections, view-dependent lighting of reflected objects, and reflector surface properties. In order to render reflections with the feed forward graphics pipeline, one has to compute the image poi...

Defining Integrated Knowledge Translation and Moving Forward: A Response to Recent Commentaries

Women with breast cancer and gendered limits and boundaries: Art therapy as a ムsafe spaceメ for enacting alternative subject positions

This article takes its starting point from certain results from our randomized study on art therapy with womenwith breast cancer. Previous results from this study showed significant benefits on coping, quality of life, and symptoms for women who participated in an art therapy intervention. Analyses of interviews and diaries showed that especially women from the intervention group had distanced ...

Forward Mapped Planar Mirror Reflections

This paper presents a new technique, which we call depth-preserving reflection mapping, to render mirror-like reflections on planar surfaces in constant time. It is a hybrid solution which combines geometry-based rendering and imagebased rendering into a two-pass mirror reflection rendering approach. The technique extends the traditional reflection mapping to preserve depth per texel and uses f...

Changes in Arterial Stiffness and Wave Reflection With Advancing Age in Healthy Men and Women

With advancing age, arterial stiffness and wave reflections increase and elevate systolic and pulse pressures. An elevated central pulse pressure is generally ascribed to increased wave reflection and portends an unfavorable prognosis. Using arterial tonometry, we evaluated central (carotid-femoral) and peripheral (carotid-brachial) pulse wave velocity, amplitudes of forward and reflected press...