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1. Draw an oval selection inside your image. The best tool for this purpose is the elliptical marquee tool. The selection represents the area where the spotlight will shine. If you don t like where the oval is located, but you basically like its size and shape, drag the outline to a more satisfactory location. 2. Choose Select Feather and enter whatever Radius value you please. Again, you may want to follow the divide-the-resolution-by-20 rule. (Although there s no such thing as a wrong Radius value.) To create Figure 12-20, I doubled my Radius value to 14 pixels to create a soft effect. 3. Press Ctrl+Shift+I. Most likely, you really want to darken the area outside the spotlight, not lighten the spotlight itself. So choose Select Inverse (Ctrl+Shift+I) to swap what s selected and what s not. 4. Send the selection to a new layer. That s Ctrl+J, of course. 5. Fill the transparency mask with black. With the foreground color set to black, press Shift+Alt+Backspace. 6. Lower the Opacity setting by pressing a number key. To get the effect in Figure 12-20, I pressed 6 for 60 percent. Actually, the image in Figure 12-20 isn t all that convincing. Although the preceding steps are fine for spotlighting flat images such as screen shots, they tend to rob photographs of some of their depth. After all, in real life, the spotlight wouldn t hit the water in the same way it hits the dolphin.

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ratio occurs when the 3 dB bandwidth is 0.742/s and the signal energy is reduced to 0.890 of the input energy or a loss of 0.506 dB. In addition to the loss of signal energy, the pulse is stretched, leading to a reduction of range resolution in a radar.

any biophysical analysis. Since biomolecules result from a long process of biological evolution during which they have been selected to perform highly speci c functions, a very close relationship has arisen between chemical structure and function. This means that, even at pH and temperature values under which the molecule may not be destroyed, it may function suboptimally or not at all. These facts impose limitations on the chemical conditions to which biomolecules may be exposed during extraction, puri cation or analysis. In most of the techniques described in this volume, sample analytes are exposed to a speci c set of chemical conditions by being dissolved in a solution of de ned composition. Whilst other components in the solution may also be important in individual cases as will be discussed below (Section 1.3.2), three main variables govern the makeup of this solution which are discussed in more detail in the following section.

the answer is 'everywhere and nowhere'. First of all, remember that our entire foundation is the cosmological principle, telling us that no point in the Universe is special. If there were a particular point where the 'Bang' happened, that would clearly be a special point and violate the cosmological principle. Rather, space and time themselves were created at the instant of the Big Bang (unlike a conventional explosion where the material flies through pre-existing space), If we take any point in the present Universe and trace back its history, it would start out at the explosion point, and in that sense the Big Bang happened everywhere in space. In another sense, the location of the Big Bang is nowhere, because space itself is evolving and expanding, and it has changed since the Big Bang took place. Imagine the Universe as an expanding sphere; at any instant 'space' is the surface of the sphere, which is becoming bigger with time (again I'm thinking of a two-dimensional analogy to our real three-dimensional space). The place where the 'Bang' happened is at the centre of the sphere, but that's no longer part of the space, the surface of the sphere, in which we live. In particular, being constrained to the surface of the sphere means we are unable to 'point' to the place where the explosion is supposed to have happened. However, all the points in our current space were once at the centre of the sphere, when the Big Bang took place.

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