Our method is applicable for generating maps of scenicness at widely varying spatial scales. Figure 4 shows three examples of fine-grained high-resolution maps of scenicness from regions of different sizes around Great Britain. Figure 4 (top) shows a stretch of coast near Holywell, a coastal village in north Cornwall, England. Figure 4 (middle) shows a map centered over Caehopkin, a village in ...

The angular dependence of the hyper-Rayleigh scattered light intensity from a suspension of bacteriorhodopsin has been analyzed. The observation calls for combination of the second-order nonlinear hyperpolarizability of the retinal chromophore with the linear refractive index of the apo-protein matrix. The structuring of the small nonlinear chromophore in the large linear matrix imparts propert...

In this document, we visualize some results on the ReferIt dataset [1] using our SCRC model, showing that it can correctly retrieve an object by exploiting its description in context. We also evaluate our model on the Flickr30K Entities dataset [2], and show that our model can be applied to both “object” and “stuff”, and can generate descriptions over given image regions. 1. Retrieval on object...

The term “karst” applies to a distinctive type of landscape that develops from the dissolving action of water on soluble bedrock (Figure 11.1)—primarily limestone and marble but also dolostone, gypsum and halite. Karst landscapes are characterized by fluted and pitted rock surfaces, shafts, sinkholes, sinking streams, springs, subsurface drainage systems, and caves. The unique features and thre...