* Zooming user interface, a graphical interface allowing for image scaling

Also, these three are similar as they are meant to work on adapted or enhanced versions of existing desktops rather than re-designing the entire graphical user interface from scratch, an approach taken by many Zooming User Interface projects such as the one created by the late Jef Raskin.

Zooming of pictures is also possible.

* Zooming user interface-Raskin advocates an interface he calls ZoomWorld, in which the user navigates around a two-dimensional plane containing a graphical representation of every document on the computer.

Zooming in on the levels sets and constraints, we see that the two constraint lines intersect to form a " joint " constraint that is a point.

Archy's Zooming User Interface ( ZUI ) element is called Zoomworld.

Zooming in further, they can be analyzed, with their colors constructed by adding the values for red, green and blue.

Zooming in on the painting reveals a cluster of geometrical shapes, possibly intended to represent marble wall decoration, or more likely, paneling on a door.

Zooming and scaling were removed.

1991, " Zooming down the slippery slope ," Nous 25: 695-706.

They were developing the first Zooming User Interface library based on Java 1. 0, in partnership with Prof. Ben Bederson, University of New Mexico, and Prof. Ken Perlin, New York University.

The Zooming Browser for Collage of High Resolution Images was released in Alpha in October 2007.

Zooming in closely, one could even see their chests huff as they breathed.

A new single, a cover version of The Drifters ' " Under the Boardwalk ", which was the group's second and final UK Top 40 hit, replaced another song " Booming and Zooming.

Their first singles never became big hits, it was not until they released their album Zooming You with the single Dr. Feelgood in 1994 that they broke through.

They released only one album, the 1994 record called Zooming You.

His " Space-Scale Diagrams in the Pad ++ Zooming User Interface " advanced the analysis of zoomable user interfaces, and View Navigation theory has helped motivate much subsequent research in Information Scent.

Zooming into the Gemma's breasts with their cameras the boys get erect.

* Glover, Kara, " Sales Zooming for Car-Parts Specialist ," Los Angeles Business Journal, July 24, 1995, p. 1.

By comparison, the normal panning axis would be at the point at which light would strike the film ( or image sensor in a digital camera ).

One should not use Mode 1 for panning as this will typically cause blurred photographs ; the image stabilizer will attempt to correct for all motion, including the panning motion, but cannot do so due to the limited range of motion of the IS mechanism.

By using " left-right " panning controls, the audio engineers determine where each track will be placed in the stereo " image ".

It is used to automate the creation of images by zooming, panning, colorize and performing other image processing and color management operations on a copy of a digital master.

Slow sweeping, panning and tracking shots are often used throughout his films.

Some of the functions defined in the standard are access to hardware cursors, Bit Block Transfers ( Bit Blt ), off screen sprites, hardware panning, drawing and other functions.

In addition, there are numerous nearby opportunities for outdoor activities including boating, hiking, fishing, rock climbing, white water sports, hunting, camping and gold panning.

* 1 / 15 s and 1 / 8 s: This and slower speeds are useful for photographs other than panning shots where motion blur is employed for deliberate effect, or for taking sharp photographs of immobile subjects under bad lighting conditions with a tripod-supported camera.

The metals are recovered through gold panning.

In this manner, the points above and below the focal plane are blurred out, just as the background is blurred when panning a camera during exposure.

The film opens near the fictional town of Lahood, California, in the 1880s ( based on remarks in the film about outlawing hydraulic mining ), where a group of struggling miners and their families are panning for gold.

Because it has been extremely difficult to carry out DSP operations ( for example performing EQ, balance, panning and other changes in the digital domain ) in a 1-bit environment, and because of the prevalence of studio equipment such as Pro Tools, which is solely PCM-based, the vast majority of SACDs — especially rock and contemporary music which relies on multitrack techniques — are in fact mixed in PCM ( or mixed analog and recorded on PCM recorders ) and then converted to DSD for SACD mastering.

* Wheels and knobs: Used to add effects to a sound that are not present by default, such as vibrato, panning, tremolo, pitch bending, and so on.

Apple's iPhone ( premiered June 2007 ) uses a stylized form of ZUI, in which panning and zooming are performed through a touch interface.

It is not a full ZUI implementation since these operations are applied to bounded spaces ( such as web pages or photos ) and have a limited range of zooming and panning.

Although simple methods such as panning are still used, some methods use suction pumps — a practice involving turning over deposits of sediment and spreading them in order to find gold.

The first recorded instances of placer mining are from ancient Rome, where gold and other precious metals were extracted from streams and mountainsides using sluices and panning.

Nuggets and considerable amounts of dust are occasionally found, but panning mining is not generally lucrative.

Due to their low degree of distortion and the corresponding globe effect, they are less suitable for applications which require an excessive panning of the instrument.

Colour and flavour are also added during the panning process.

Sometimes these maps are just static images allowing simple panning and zooming, while others are more complex pages.

* Water eductors are water pumps used for dredging silt and panning for gold, they're used because they can handle quite well the highly abrasive mixtures that are pumped.

Most of the miners were, and still are, operating with the simple methods of dishing and boxing, or gold panning.

Gold panning is the easiest technique for searching for gold, but is not commercially viable for extracting gold from large deposits, except where labor costs are very low or gold traces are substantial.

Before large production methods are used, a new source must be identified and panning is useful to identify placer gold deposits to be evaluated for commercial viability.