Sexual selection and evolutionary theory are applied to physiognomy; deception and the adaptive value of possessing a ‘poker face’ are briefly discussed. Possible relationships of facial asymmetry to personality and demographic factors (including sexual orientation *) are examined. The impact of facial asymmetry, specifically hemifacial dominance, on impressions of personality is investigated; ...

Abstract This article considers changes regarding the social physiognomy of apartment blocks in urban housing densely built neighbourhoods Athens City Centre. The aim is to illuminate that have been a main consequence residential mobility began during post-World War II period and continues today. Thus, I will provide evidence two located Kypseli neighbourhood Municipality thoroughly investigate...

A method for the adaptation of a generic 3-D face model to an actual face in a head-and-shoulders scene is discussed, with application to video-telephony. The adaptation is carried out both on a global scale to reposition and resize the wireframe, as well as on a local scale to mimic individual physiognomy. To this effect a hierarchical scheme is developed to extract the semantic features in th...