Rates in rupees are valid in India & South Asia only / Les tarifs en roupies sont valables en Inde et en Asie du Sud seulement A vegetation map may be considered in different ways, for instance as a physiognomic map showing the present state of the vegetation, or as a land use survey map. A useful purpose of this kind of map is to show the possibilities of improving production. For this we must...

In the initial stages of schizophrenia, the environment as perceived by the patient changes into a puzzling, mysterious and stage-like scenery. At the same time, objects or persons may gain an overwhelming physiognomic expression and may even fuse with the patient's body. The paper explains these different alterations using Husserl's concept of intentional perception on the one hand, and Merlea...

The N170 is an event-related potential component associated with extrastriate visual mechanisms involved in detecting human faces and leading to their characteristic structural encoding. Consequently the N170 discriminates the processing of stimuli providing physiognomic information from the processing of other, similarly complex, visual patterns. We have used this effect to explore the top-dow...

Use of 3D sensors in plant phenotyping has increased the last few years. Various image acquisition, representations, model processing and analysis techniques exist to help researchers. However, a review approaches, algorithms, used for physiognomic is lacking. In this paper, we investigate algorithms at various stages analysing models plants, identify their current limiting factors. This will s...

This paper presents a method to automatically synthesize human face images from holistic descriptions. We compactly represent the face set by a small set of prototypes, which can be used in simple ways to generate controlled morphings. This becomes possible because separation of 2D-shape and texture provides a faithful, closed and convex representation of images, and smoothes the mappings betwe...

The relative contributions of the right- and left-temporal lobes in rapid recognition of faces and letters were studied in patients with anterior right- or left-temporal lobe excisions and a matched control group. On the basis of findings in patients with unilateral and bilateral brain damage, it was hypothesized that left hemisphere damage would not change the reaction time of letters analyzed...