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    SPEECH 3. THE FACE OF MODERN RUSSIAN TELEVISION OUTLINE I. Introduction Thesis statement: If not‚ I will tell you about its advantages‚ such as educational and informative programmes; and disadvantages‚ e.g. criminal and the least objectionable shows. II. Body 1. The fist core advantage of Russian television is the educational character of TV programmes. • educational programmes. Thus‚ numerous educational TV shows and programmes is the benefit of Russian television

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    Face Detection in a Colour Image Muhammad Azeem Khan Raza MSEE-17 Electrical Engineering Department Military College of Signals‚ NUST Rawalpindi‚ Pakistan. azeemraza1@yahoo.com Abstract— The perception of colour is very important for humans. Colour perception depends on both the physics of light and the processing by the eye brain which integrates the properties of stimulus with experience. Human use colour information to distinguish objects‚ food

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    Japan’s Automakers Face Endeka In the early 1980s the Japanese auto industry was strong and profitable. The oil shocks that hit the world in ’73 and ’79 created a need for small and fuel efficient cars. At that time this was the exact specialty of the Japanese manufactures. With efficient and well designed cars producers as Toyota‚ Nissan‚ Honda and Mazda. Compared to the competitors the Japanese manufactures created a cost advantage per car of $1‚500 to $2‚000 due to labour differences‚ technical

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    Danielle Robinson B9780444 Are faces special in terms of how we process and recognize them? Critically discuss with reference to theoretical models of recognition? Recognition is a process which involves us using basic sensory descriptions of an object and turning it into a 3D description‚ this description must then match stored representations of what we have seen before‚ irrespective of the angle its seen from. The process has 3 stages‚ Converting‚ Comparing and Identifying. An object model

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    subject of face recognition is as old as computer vision and both because of the practical importance of the topic and theoretical interest from cognitive science. Face recognition is not the only method of recognising other people. Even humans between each other use senses in order to recognise others. Machines have a wider range for recognition purposes‚ which use thinks such as fingerprints‚ or iris scans. Despite the fact that these methods of identification can be more accurate‚ face recognition

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    2. Avoid blind pricing‚ keep high brand quality 3. Focus on outdoors products‚ avoid losing core customer | Strength As previous said‚ the North Face‚ Inc. is a well-known outdoor product company. In the China‚ it is the second-best selling outdoor product‚ just behind the Columbia. Hence‚ the first strength that the North Face has is popularity. In outdoor product in China‚ or we can say in

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    diligent working mother‚ and I have three children and a husband. I have been a state tested nursing assistant for twelve years‚ but now I am going back to school to become an R.N. in order to more adequately fulfill my financial needs. One challenge I face is coping with my extremely busy life. I have three young children‚ ages seven‚ five‚ and two. The first issue I have is that they are constantly getting ill. In addition‚ I spend time waiting for my children to get on and off the bus. Finding appropriate

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    “In the face of pain there are no heroes” George Orwell’s 1984 is a brilliant commentary on the dangers of totalitarianism‚ mind control‚ technology and both physical and psychological manipulation. The novel’s protagonist‚ Winston Smith‚ is a very pensive and curious man. He is desperate to uncover the roots behind the twisted caste system that has been set in place by an organization called the Party. The Party demonstrates absolute control over every aspect of life in Oceania (formerly London)

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    twentieth century‚ pervasive machismo defines women’s passive roles in the family and in Latin America society as a whole" (Duley and Edwards 1986). "Marianismo" is what a woman is supposed to live up to by being modest. In "The Other Face of Machismo" Stevens‚ argues that marianismo‚ the cult of female superiority‚ which derives from the Virgin Mary‚ is a source of

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    What is social movement and its different faces Different type s of social movements are peasant movement‚ tribal movement‚ dalit movement‚ women’s movement. Tribal movements were basically directed to preserve the tribal identity. Tribal people over the years where in danger due to intrusion of external people affecting the social‚ political and geo-economical position of the tribes. There were about seventy tribal movements from 1778 to 1947. Some of the major tribal movements were Jharkhand

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