Примери за barber

• He used to work as a barber.

• Barbers in those days of old were called barber-surgeons, for the reason that they bled people, as well as shaved them or cut their hair. 

• If the wearing of the beard ever became universal, the world, and especially the Spanish and Italian world, would sadly miss the barber and the barber's shop. 

• Moreover, beardless, he would need the service of a barber every day. 

• Less than 2.5 per cent of all inventories were for professional people (attorneys, apothecaries, barbers, schoolteachers, surgeons and clerks).

• Moreover, the late tracking direction seemed to be dependent upon some vector combination of the potential different motion signals present in the "barber pole" stimulus.

• Altogether, these results suggest that stimulating the "remote surrounds" of the grating has a strong influence on the perceived direction of the barber pole.

• Other occupational groups who were apparently more likely to sue than to be sued were yeomen, scribes and notaries, and apothecaries and barbers.

• However, none of the shop signs of butchers and pharmacies and only 20-25% of the signs of barbers, bakeries, and grocery shops was anglicized.

• Note that this latter is the point at which responses to either "barber pole" or control stimuli diverge.

• Open symbols illustrate responses to a "barber pole" of aspect ratio 3.

• It was for this very reason that the description of the barber as suitable was so awkward for the participants at that early date.

• No long bills to barbers and hairdressers for powder and perfumes was in his charges.

• This suggests that the "barber pole" illusion is a low-level phenomenon, reflecting early and fast motion integration in the human visual system.

• As a consequence, the barber pole illusion should be abolished or reduced in these conditions.

• Monocular occlusion cues alter the influence of terminator motion in the barber pole phenomenon.

• He spent his early life working as a barber, carpenter, canecutter, bartender, tailor, railroad worker and army stenographer.

• This should allow determining a contrast dependent cut-off spatial frequency at which the barber pole illusion is abolished.

• First, it is rather difficult to compare the strength of the grating and the terminator motion signals within the "barber pole" stimulus.