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    Blue Eyes Technology

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    technique whereby an individual’s eye movements are measured in order to know both where a person is looking at any given time and the sequence in which their eyes are shifting from one location to another. It is a process of measuring either the point of gaze or the motion of an eye relative to the head. How does Eye Tracking work? Most of the eye-tracking systems use ’corneal-reflection/pupil-centre’ method to measure the movements of the eyes. These kinds of trackers usually consist of a standard desktop

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    The Sight of Beauty

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    The Sight of Beauty I was walking on the beach right before the sunset‚ searching for a good spot to fish. I stop and gaze at the ocean. The waves‚ ever so gracefully crashing on the beach‚ a picture perfect moment. Perhaps moments were you feel worthy of being alive‚ seeing the beauty that Mother Nature has to offer. Seeing what the world has to offer of life. *** I came back from school‚ tired and exaughested

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    I was at work and co-worker was trying to talk to me. It was not about anything super important. She kept trying to look at me while talking and I kept averting my gaze. I am sure she thought I was being rude. That was obviously not my intention. You could tell she trying to track my gaze and reign me back into the conversation. I kept my behavior neutral so it didn’t look forced. I think by the time she was done trying to tell me her story she was a little frustrated by the

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    all go in to create a welcoming atmosphere. Making the guest comfortable is what makes them different. The waiters and waitresses let you take your time. You are seated and promptly drink orders are taken. They give the customer sufficient time to gaze over the menu. There are peg games on the table to occupy you or your young ones. If it is a game of checkers you wish‚ there is always a table in the corner ready to play. The main consumer characteristic that Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

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    Ministers Black Veil

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    Minister’s black Veil 10-28 Elizabeth’s departure “One long‚ shuddering gaze” (261) the dead girl shudders when Hooper’s face becomes visible to her Elizabeth here‚ also has an epiphany She also has this sin that Hooper is trying to cover up Her gaze- she sees the veil for what it symbolizes She understands why he is doing it Hooper smiles “only a material emblem” = the veil‚ is the only thing that separates them they are still connected spiritually Hooper finishes his sermon his

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    to the demon. Although the other eye is normal which implies there is still some good left in him‚ he has not been completely taken into the other side just yet. From the direct gaze‚ the audience can imply the intimidation that the demon is trying to get across‚ as if he is in control now making it seem terrifying. His gaze is strong and dominant while the rest of his physical features are weak and rotting away. The word “insidious” is reflected off his left eye‚ once again indicating

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    Gestures are movements of the body used to communicate an idea an intention or a feeling(Burgwin‚ October 2nd). There are many types of gestures that help us communicate in our everyday life‚ such as speech independent gestures‚ interactive gestures‚ eye gazes‚ etc. Throughout the movie The Notebook‚ the gestures that are communicated by Allie and Noah consist of expressing their feelings through their eyes. The eyes can show happiness‚ sadness‚ hate‚ and disgust and love. These emotions are shown by the

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    hair is black‚ red‚ orange‚ and yellow. In contrast‚ the background is a solid light blue color. In Details of Renaissance Paintings‚ Venus’s face and hair are emphasized and the dominant elements are her hair because of the warm colors and her gaze. Warhol uses implied lines to direct viewers’ eyes around the artwork. The implied lines are the strands of Venus’s hair that direct viewers’ eyes to the right bottom‚ middle‚ and top because the strands are going in each of these directions. One

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    Revolutionary Road with Feminist Film Theory‚ we can assume that Mendes has reason for underlining this outlook on women throughout the film. One could interpret that he is doing this to question the themes of patriarchy‚ stereotyping and the Male Gaze Theory. The way that Mendes allows these themes to be so blatantly obvious within the film almost gives the impression that he is purposefully contradicting the idea of male superiority that was so present in 1950s American society. Still‚ Revolutionary

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