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Appearance Comparison and Other Appearance-Related Influences on Body Dissatisfaction in Everyday Life

open access: yesBody Image, 2019
Although appearance comparisons, self-monitoring, and appearance-related comments have been linked to body dissatisfaction in prior studies, the combined and unique influences of these variables on state body dissatisfaction in daily life has yet to be explored.
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Comparison of consistency of meningiomas and CT appearances

Neuroradiology, 1979
Computed tomograms of meningiomas in which the consistency of the tumour had been specifically noted at surgery were reviewed. Those showing diffuse calcification or evidence of marked cystic or necrotic changes were excluded, leaving 77 tumours of which 46 were hard and 31 soft.
B, Kendall, P, Pullicino
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Comparison of color‐appearance models

Color Research & Application, 1990
AbstractThe color‐appearance models developed by R. W. G. Hunt (model H) and Y. Nayatoni and his collaborators (model N) are compared. The following color perceptions are analyzed: (1) colorfulness under illuminant C for NCS samples, (2) colorfulness change by changing illuminant C to illuminant A, (3) colorfulness change by changing adaptign ...
Yoshinobu Nayatani   +4 more
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Effect of Sociocultural Attitude toward Appearance and Appearance Comparison on Appearance Management Behavior of Adolescents

Journal of the Korean society of clothing and textiles, 2015
This study examines the effect of sociocultural attitude toward appearance and appearance comparison onappearance management behavior by adolescents. The study examines the differences of the effect relationshipsamong the three variables according to adolescents`` sex and school grade.
Soo Jin Kim, Eun Hah Wee
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A Comparison of Face Verification Algorithms using Appearance Models

Procedings of the British Machine Vision Conference 2002, 2002
Statistical models of shape and appearance have been successfully used in face modeling, tracking and synthesis. In this paper we describe experiments using appearance models for face verification. We compare a variety of different algorithms on a standard face database (XM2VTS).
Kang, H   +2 more
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Appearances of microtubules after various fixative procedures, and comparison with the appearances of tobacco mosaic virus

Journal of Cell Science, 1975
ABSTRACT Microtubules in crane-fly spermatids appeared altered when the glutaraldehyde-fixed cells were not postfixed with osmium tetroxide. The cytoplasmic microtubules were altered more than the doublet microtubules. Addition of osmium tetroxide after dehydration did not produce appearances identical with those of microtubules ...
A. Forer, S. R. Blecher
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Comparison of Radiographic Appearance and Bone Scintigraphy in Fracture Nonunions

Orthopedics, 2014
Many surgeons assess the biological activity of fracture nonunions by the presence or absence of callus on radiographs. However, the assessment of biological activity by radiographic appearance alone is controversial. Bone scintigraphy reflects blood flow and new bone formation; therefore, it is useful in assessing such biological activity in nonunion ...
Takahiro, Niikura   +5 more
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Comparison of Appearance-Based and Geometry-Based Bubble Detectors

2014
Bubble detection is a complicated tasks since varying lighting conditions changes considerably the appearance of bubbles in liquid. The two common techniques to detect circular objects such as bubbles, the geometry-based and appearance-based approaches, have their advantages and weaknesses.
Nataliya Strokina   +5 more
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