Modelling transforms.

Your male modelling?

Primarily using procedural modelling, since there simply weren't great modelling tools easily available back then.

How many abodigitals do you see modelling?

You want to see the real world of male modelling?

I'd like to announce my retirement from the male modelling profession.

And in the second segment, I'll show you what's called path modelling or the path analysis approach.

I must say, the modelling software you guys use, is incredibly impressive.

The camera and modelling transforms compute the location of each triangle on the screen.

last modelling matrix in the chain. The M matrix represents all the transforms needed to get the object into world space.

Such processes are almost always done with interactive modelling and animation programs.

Look, without Derek Zoolander, male modelling wouldn't be what it is today.

In the second stage of the pipeline, these triangles are modified by the camera's view of the world along with whatever modelling transform is applied.

A modelling transform is a way to modify the location, orientation and even the size of a part.

We could test different models and, and you can do that using structural equation modelling.

Over the past decade, male modelling has had a shadow cast over it by one man and five syllables,

So, in modelling lingo, these variables y and m are said to be endogenous, because the causes a variation are thought to be inside our model,

Modelling, to me, isn't just about being goodlooking, or having a lot of fun and being really, really goodlooking.

So, to avoid confusion because we have multiple regression equations going into this model, let's just label the paths and this is again is a common technique in path analysis and modelling.

Even twenty years ago modelling of this sort was completely unheard of, but I think that these analogies are an incredibly important tool in tackling problems with our society and perhaps, ultimately improving our society overall.

I'm, but still, even if we tested it using structural equation modelling, we are dealing with cross sectional correlational data, it's hard to make strong causal themes. that said, we can use mediation with true independent variables.

It's in the liver, in the breast, in the prostate.

In the allatoms in the universe.

In the safe! In the safe!

In the tsunami, in the victims. In the depth of things.

In the city of Kinshasa in Zaire in the 1990s,

Two in the chest, in the face?

The sugars in the dough caramelize in the crust.

In contrast, in the unsupervised

In... huh, in the morning?

If we then subtract dipole, and then turned a knob to even higher contrast to a million then we'll see fluctuations in the sky, a lot of them associated with the Milky Way galaxy, the foreground emission from synchrotron and dust and so on and after careful modelling which is very difficult and very delicate emission from the galaxy has to be removed and what's left is a pattern of density fluctuations in the early universe that have cosmological origin and that is the signal we're looking for.

In the case of the Vikings in Greenland, the climate got colder in the late 1300s, and especially in the 1400s.

Brian, in his pajamas, is engaged in reading in the house in the morning.

In the north, it's cold in the winter.

The flowers in the garden bloom in spring.

The roses in the garden are in flower.

In springtime, the dawn. In summer, the night.

In the '70s well, beginning in the '60s

In the past. It's all in the past.

Six in the front, six in the back.

Not in the open. Not in the open.

My car's in the... it's in the garage.

It's in the cemetery. It's in the cemetery.

It's in the wrist, just in the wrist.

hiding in the shadows, alone in the world.