Image : Images
An image (from Latin imago) or picture is a visual reproduction of an object or a person, either by using optics (using a camera, mirror, refraction, telescope, microscope, etc.), or by artistic methods such as drawing or painting.See also:
In mathematics, an image is a value or set of values of a function. Specifically, let f be a function from the set X to the set Y. If a is an element of X, then its image under f is the value f(a). If A is a subset of X, then its image under f is defined to be f(A) := {f(a) : a in A}. Finally, the image of f itself is f(X), the same as the range of f.
In religion, an image is an idol or icon.
In philosophy, an image is a conception or idea.
In Comics, Image is a publisher of such characters as Spawn. See Image Comics.
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not more meaning in that sentence which followed--"He had
upon matter"? I remember having once read a quaint treatise, which
certain human minds, and of effects produced by them at a distance.
Was Miss Northcott endowed with some exceptional power of the sort?
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Messinger was a man whose performance, such as it was, had been
was far above trickery, and had the reputation of being the
animal magnetism and electro-biology. Determined, therefore, to
disadvantages of glaring footlights and a public platform, I took
several student friends.
We had secured one of the side boxes, and did not arrive until
I recognised Barrington Cowles, with his fiancee and old Mrs.
caught sight of me at almost the same moment, and we bowed to
commonplace, the lecturer giving tricks of pure legerdemain, with
whom he had brought with him. He gave us an exhibition.html">exhibition of
demanding particulars as to the movements of absent friends, and
answered satisfactorily. I had seen all this before, however.
exerted upon some independent member of the audience.
He came round to that as the concluding exhibition in his
subject is entirely dominated by the will of the mesmeriser. He
suggested to him by the master-mind. The same end may be attained
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